Finally understanding the nature of sacrifice, Venom's death in Venom: The End is both tragic and touching, showcasing one of the most memorable deaths in Marvel Comics' history.
Summary. Dylan Brock faces his biggest challenge as Carnage finally kills Venom in a shocking turn of events in Venom #31. In the Un-Beyond, Dylan encounters the most powerful version of Eddie Brock, known as the Eventuality, hinting at potential power-ups.
Although the Venom symbiote allowed Eddie to cheat death on several occasions, the effect that the alien parasite has on the human body is more likely to kill its host in the end than save him. Marvel Comics proved as much with its depiction of Venom's relationship with Eddie.
As a result of Knull's death, the Venom Symbiote translates to Eddie the language of the hostless Symbiotes and the Symbiote Dragons that he has become the new God of the Symbiotes now that they are free of Knull's control.
Pregnant? One of the most tragic and weirdest Venom stories is how the symbiote made Eddie Brock pregnant, and this pregnancy created more chaos than Carange.
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Is Venom broken or pure evil?
He is one of the versions of Venom that are Pure Evil alongside the Raimiverse counterpart, the Spectacular Spider-Man version, and his Reign counterpart. Additionally, this is currently the only Pure Evil version of Venom that does not have Eddie Brock as his primary host, with this one being Harry Osborn instead.
Dylan Brock is the son of Eddie Brock, Anne Weying, and the Venom symbiote. When Anne bonded to the Venom symbiote, the will of the Symbiote Hive caused her codex to incarnate into a human form, with the intent of having the ensuing human/symbiote hybrid destroy their god Knull.
As you may recall from the first Venom movie, the symbiote was unable to bond with numerous people and left each of its test hosts dead. It wasn't until Venom formed a special bond with Eddie that both the host and symbiote were able to survive.
Venom Symbiote: When Spider-Man rejected the black symbiotic costume when he learned it was slowly corrupting him, Eddie Brock became the symbiote's next host and he used it to get revenge on Spider-Man for his ruined life.
Venom's symbiote has explained on many occasions that the Klyntar planet is practically devoid of emotions, yet over time he knows that he forms genuine love for Eddie. Venom bonds more with Eddie and experiences guilt, jealousy, and sadness over his other half.
The Marvel Universe can be a hard place to grow up—especially for kids like Dylan Brock, the son of Eddie Brock. Even though he didn't know his dad for the first half of his life, Dylan endured the horror and chaos of Eddie's adventures as Venom before he reached high school.
However, Venom has a couple of key weaknesses that Spider-Man can exploit. High-frequency sonic technology will cause the symbiote to flee, even leading it to break its hold on the host. Fire is also something the symbiote is deathly afraid of - he will cower in the face of flames.
Personality. Carnage is a sentient being of pure evil, shown by how moments after the symbiote was born it wreaked havoc in Prison during its escape. Carnage also has a deep hatred for its father, Venom, wanting to kill him so that he could be the only symbiote on the planet and thus unstoppable.
Anne commented on it was nice, only misinterpreted by Eddie about their kiss, but she clarified that it was about the power as Eddie suggested. Anne would also promise Eddie to not tell Dan about their mutual kiss.
Anne Weying first met Eddie Brock while a law student at Empire State University, and fell in love with him after he falsely claimed to have saved her from a group of thugs. Anne and Eddie eventually married, and while he became a journalist for the Daily Globe she became a successful lawyer.
She-Venom (Anne Weying) is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. She is the ex-wife of Eddie Brock. She is the first character who goes by the She-Venom identity, and she is also colloquially referred to as the Bride of Venom.
Brock later bonds with the Venom symbiote to seek revenge against Spider-Man under the belief that the webslinger ruined his journalism career, only to be defeated and separated.
In addition to his corrupting Darkforce powers, Li has Lightforce-based abilities that grant him considerable healing powers. Li used these healing powers to cure Eddie's cancer, fusing Brock's white blood cells with the trace amounts of Venom still in his body in the process.
The symbiotes are one of the most deadly alien species that the Marvel Universe has to offer, and Venom proved just how absurdly dangerous they are by showcasing their ability to revive people from the dead.
It's revealed that Eddie has always been destined to be tied with the Venom symbiote and that his destiny is to become a new god of symbiotes, the King in Black. More importantly, the Eventuality explains how Eddie is now the only man for this role.
The Venom symbiote's animosity toward Spider-Man stems from its initial bond with him. In the comics, Spider-Man rejected the symbiote when he realized it was trying to permanently bond with him, and he removed it. This rejection left the symbiote with a strong sense of betrayal and anger.
The symbiote in turn would develop a hatred for both Kraven and Miles Morales for separating it from Peter as well. Likewise, when both the symbiote and Harry reunite and bond with each other, their inner wrath and hatred allowed them to perfectly fuse together into the being known as Venom.
