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Spider-Man Reimagined as Venom Takes Over from Peter Parker


A new Spider-Man has emerged in the Marvel Universe, taking over Peter Parker’s role as the protector of New York City. In a surprising twist, this redesigned symbiote isn’t seeking the spotlight but is attempting to convince everyone that he remains the same old webslinger… beneath a much larger costume. And the tongue? Don’t even ask.

Mary Jane Watson & Venom Become Marvel’s New Spider-Man

Acknowledging There’s No Better Hero, The Symbiote Duo Recreate Spidey’s Suit

Marvel has openly showcased Venom’s new Spidey-inspired costume, yet the specifics of its creation have been less clear. After changing colors in the previous issue, the complete plan has now been officially unveiled. Fans can explore the official preview pages and plot synopsis below, revealing not only another Venom suit transformation but also hinting at “a brand new name” for the hero:

THE RUMORS ARE TRUE! Venom has a brand-new red-and-blue suit – and a brand new name to accompany it! How will New Yorkers react when they discover that their newest Spider-Man is the SYMBIOTE they love to loathe? Luke Cage and Otto Octavius are prepared to settle this — with their fists! PLUS: A bonus origin story of an even All-NEWER Venom! AND a celebratory flashback tale by the creators of the classic AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #252!

Venom #252 is set to release on December 3, from Marvel Comics.

  • Spider-Man Swinging in Dodson Comic Art

    Alias

    Peter Parker, Ben Reilly, Otto Octavius, Yu Komori, Kaine Parker, Pavitr Prabhakar, William Braddock, Miles Morales, Kurt Wagner

    Created By

    Stan Lee, Steve Ditko

    Franchise

    Marvel, Spider-Man

    Race

    Human

    First Appearance

    Amazing Fantasy

    Alliance

    Avengers, Fantastic Four, X-Men, Secret Defenders, Future Foundation, Heroes for Hire, Mighty Avengers, New Avengers, Web-Warriors

    Spider-Man is the name given to several individuals who have used a spider-moniker throughout Marvel Comics. Typically gaining their powers through a bite from a radioactive spider, different Spider-Man heroes possess super-strength, agility, and intellect while utilizing webbing to swing and ensnare their foes. The most notable of these Spider-Men is Peter Parker, who remains one of the most beloved superheroes worldwide.


  • Venom in David Baldeon Comic Cover Art


    NAME
    Venom (Symbiote), Eddie Brock (most prominent host)

    Alias
    Eddie Brock

    Created By
    David Michelinie, Todd McFarlane

    POWERS
    Superhuman strength, speed, agility, and endurance, Ability to cling to surfaces, Shape-shifting abilities (forming weapons, shields), Regeneration and healing factor, Immunity to Spider-Man’s spider-sense, Enhanced senses, Able to produce webbing, Bonding with a host to share or amplify powers, Immunity to all Earthly diseases

    RELATIONSHIPS
    Eddie Brock (primary host and ally), Peter Parker (initial enemy), Anne Weying (former wife of Eddie Brock), Cletus Kasady/Carnage (offspring of the Venom symbiote)

    HISTORY
    The Venom symbiote is an alien organism that first bonded with Peter Parker during the “Secret Wars”. After Parker rejected it, it found Eddie Brock as a new host. The symbiote and Brock bonded over their mutual hatred for Spider-Man and became known as Venom. Over time, Venom evolved from villainy into anti-heroism.

    Venom is a symbiotic alien entity bonded with various human hosts including Eddie Brock and Flash Thompson. It grants superhuman strength and agility along with a shape-shifting black costume. Initially introduced as a villain to Spider-Man due to its origins, Venom has transformed into an antihero battling both villains and its own dark impulses while embodying themes of duality within the Marvel Universe.




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