Venom is a complex story. It involves a symbiotic alien entity that bonds with a human host, usually causing chaos and conflicts as they struggle to control each other.
The birth of Venom comics was a result of creative minds looking to introduce a unique and powerful antagonist for Spider-Man. It all started with the idea of a symbiotic being that could give Spidey a run for his money.
The 'Venom Dark Origin' comic delves into the early and darker aspects of Venom's creation and evolution. It explores the character's origins and motivations in depth.
Venom 2's end-of-movie Easter egg had the following meanings: 1. [Venom Transmigrating to Parker's Universe: Venom in the Easter Egg transmigrated to Parker's universe in a flash of light. That was when Parker's identity was exposed.] This indicated that Venom had officially joined the MCUs (Marvel Cinematic Universe), providing the possibility of interaction between Venom and Spider-Man. Venom was able to recognize Spider-Man probably because the hive consciousness of the Clinta Symbiote could exist across time and space in multiple universes. The previous version of Venom shared this consciousness with Venom in the current universe after fighting Spider-Man. 2. ** Detective Mulligan may be infected **: At the end of the film, Detective Mulligan has a close-up shot. His eyes emit blue light, suggesting that he has become a host of a symbiotic. According to the settings of the manga, his symbiotic body should be the poison of Slaughter's descendants. In the comic, after Detective Mulligan was infected, the poison was molded into a kind symbiotic body, and he worked with Spiderman to fight the poison and slaughter. 3. ** Poison Residue attached to Cockroach **: Eggshell 2 mentioned that a drop of residue captured by the special forces attached to the body of a cockroach, which hinted that the second drop of poison residue in this universe possessed the body of a cockroach and survived. In time, the poison might be able to find its way back to New York. Watching "Venom: The Last Dance" wasn't enough. Everyone, please click to read the novel!
The storyline of the Venom movie series was as follows: In Venom, the main character, Eddie Brock, was a journalist. His fiancée, Annie Weaving, was employed by the Life Foundation as a legal adviser. Drake, the owner of the foundation, had been conducting secret human experiments in the name of running a company for many years, resulting in the innocent deaths of three volunteers. Annie took over the case, and Eddy accidentally found Drake's secret in her mailbox. After secretly investigating Drake and trying to disclose his criminal facts, he and Annie both lost their jobs, and their relationship was in danger and eventually broke up. Dr. Dora of the Life Foundation followed Eddie and asked him for help. Drake's team had collected four special mucus from outer space, one of which was missing. Drake had fused the space mucus with volunteers to study the symbiotic relationship between humans and extraterrestrial life. After Eddy discovered the evidence of Drake's human experiments, he was accidentally attached to the alien life form "venom" and formed a symbiotic relationship to deal with the waves of killers sent by Drake. There were two storylines in the comic "Venom: First Host". The first one was about the first host of the venom. A long time ago, the Kree expedition team found a small venom that was banished from the race on a barren planet. The venom was given to the strongest warrior card of the Kree. Ter. During the war between the Kree and Skolu, Ter used the Symbiotic characteristic as a spy. Later, in order to protect the refugees, he was exposed. He handed the venom to another warrior and was captured. The venom slipped away and disappeared. The other was that Venom and Eddy attacked the bad guys behind their backs. Eddy's illness caused Venom to be infected and split into a small symbiotic form. Venom liked this child very much. On his way home, Eddie was at a disadvantage in a fight with the Skulhu. Ter appeared, Eddie and Venom helped defeat the Skolu people, Eddie took Ter to the pharmaceutical company, Ter recounted his past with Venom, Venom refused to return to Ter, Ter stared at Venom's baby, Venom sacrificed himself to protect the small symbiotic, Eddie sensed the small symbiotic speak, the small symbiotic broke the glass and attached to Eddie, becoming a "Sleeper." In "Venom: The Last Dance"("Venom 3"), Venom and Eddie welcomed the darkest moment. On one hand, they faced the pursuit of the mysterious human organization, and on the other hand, the alien symbiotic army invaded Earth. They were united and unlocked a new form of land, sea, and air combat, and were forced to make destructive decisions. Watching "Venom: The Last Dance" wasn't enough. Everyone, please click to read the novel!
Venom 3's Easter egg had many meanings: - ** Possibility of Venom Resurrection **: A test tube in the second Easter egg at the end of the film reappeared and was broken. As long as the drop of venom in the test tube could find Eddie, Venom could be resurrected on the spot. This provided a possibility for Venom to continue appearing in the series. - ** Connection with other characters and the universe **: - ** Spider-Man-related **: The Symbiotic Fragment left in the MCUs is probably still in Mexico and has not been recovered yet. This may allow it to meet Spider-Man played by Dutchman in the MCUs and start Spider-Man's own Symbiotic Legend. It may also become a way for Eddie and Venom to reunite, suggesting that the relationship between Venom and Spider-Man may develop further. - ** Greater Linkage **: Some of the scenes in the Easter egg seem to suggest the intersection of Venom and other superheroes, as well as a larger story in the Marvel Universe. For example, elements such as new villains may be involved, opening a new door for the continuation and expansion of the story. - [Character relationship and growth: The relationship between Venom and its host, Eddie, has become more complicated and rich. This change is conveyed to the audience through the easter egg, allowing the audience to feel the inner struggle and growth of the character.] Watching " Venom: The Last Dance " wasn't enough. Everyone, please click to read the novel!
Not really. Venom 2 is more of an action-packed adventure with elements of romance but not a pure love story.
The Venom series was regarded as a love story by directors, but this kind of love was not in the traditional sense. In the movie, Venom had a unique relationship with Eddie Brock. They relied on each other and accompanied each other. At the same time, they had conflicts and quarrels, just like a complicated marriage. Their relationship had its ups and downs. There was trust, understanding, and mutual dislike, but they could not leave each other. This relationship was the core of the movie. In addition, the director of Venom 2 emphasized that this was a love story, and there was even a plot similar to coming out of the closet. In their relationship, there were similar expressions of love, such as Venom silently accompanying Eddy when he was heartbroken, retaliating when he heard others insult Eddy, and risking his life to cook for Eddy. Therefore, from the perspective of the film's creative team and the relationship between the two plots, it could be considered that Poison was a special love story. Watching " Venom: The Last Dance " wasn't enough. Everyone, please click to read the novel!
In the ending of the movie Venom: Deadly Guardian, Venom did not die. Venom and Edi successfully protected Earth. Venom chose to stay on Earth and achieved a perfect union with Edi. They obeyed Edi's three rules and fought together. Watching " Venom: The Last Dance " wasn't enough. Everyone, please click to read the novel!
In the climax of Venom 3, in order to save Eddie and Earth, the Venom Symbiotic Demons fused with the invading creatures and eventually sacrificed themselves to defeat the powerful enemy, Gnar. However, in the second easter egg of the film (10 - 20 minutes of subtitles needed to be waited for), it hinted that the venom was not dead, echoing the phrase "even if it was razed to the ground, cockroaches could still survive." Watching "Venom: The Last Dance" wasn't enough. Everyone, please click to read the novel!