When Spider-Man found a black costume in 1984’s Secret Wars event, he had no idea how much trouble it was going to bring him. At first, Spidey loved a suit that created its own webbing and could transform into other clothing. Then, he discovered the truth: This “costume” was actually an alien symbiote trying to
The MCU and the Sony Spider-Man movies might end up linking after all. Sony Pictures Motion Pictures Group Sanford Panitch reveals that it’s possible No Way Home allows the MCU films to have a connection to the Sony Spider-Man movies. This would be an intriguing way to finally bring the two Spider-Man cinematic universes together.
The movie Venom owes a considerable debt to a classic Spider-Man artist. Matt Millard shared images from his work on 2018’s Venom film and how the film version was inspired by the work of the iconic Spider-Man artist who also helped created Carnage. Venom’s history The seed of Venom lays in 1984’s Secret Wars series
The Venom Let There Be Carnage trailer hit this week. Director Kevin Smith said this was the first time he has really wanted to get back into theaters. Smith appeared on the Fatman Beyond podcast and talked about his reaction to seeing the new Venom trailer. Kevin Smith loved what he saw and said it
The Venom: Let There Be Carnage trailer hit and showed a new symbiote. Carnage, the spawn of Venom that bonded to serial killer Cletus Kasady, became a killing machine. For movie fans, it is important to know that the spawn born from other symbiotes are always more powerful than their parents. In Marvel Comics, Venom