>Venom is sweeping across the Marvel Universe, and in an epic new crossover, Eddie Brock finally makes his way into Spider-Man’s world with VENOM INC. Announced exclusively on Marvel’s weekly podcast This Week In Marvel, the six-part story kicks off in VENOM INC/ALPHA #1, written by superstar writers Dan Slott and Mike Costa, with art by Ryan Stegman.
>“We’re in a bit of a Venom renaissance—a Ven-aissance?—of late, and I got real excited when I not only heard about Venom Inc., but that we’d get to announce it on This Week in Marvel!” said Ryan Penagos, Vice President and Executive Editor of Marvel Digital Media. “If you haven’t listened to any of the 300+ episodes of This Week in Marvel yet, I hope you come for the news we’ll continue to break going forward, and stay for the interviews, in-depth look at all the amazing Marvel Comics out each week, great community, and more.”
VENOM INC/ALPHA #1: VENOM INC PART 1 Written by DAN SLOTT & MIKE COSTA Art by RYAN STEGMAN
Easton Cox
AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #792: VENOM INC PART 2 Written by DAN SLOTT Art by RYAN STEGMAN
>Following ALPHA #1, the story continues in AMAZING SPIDER-MAN and VENOM. At the heart of the story? The relationship between fan favorites Peter Parker and Eddie Brock…who haven’t been face-to-face in years. Add in Flash Thompson, and this is one reunion you’re not going to want to miss.
Tyler Wilson
VENOM #159: VENOM INC PART 3 Written by MIKE COSTA Art by GERARDO SANDOVAL
>“Flash Thompson] got to be that hero when he was Venom….but that was everything he’d wanted. And now it’s gone. It was robbed from him. And so, he’s trying to figure out what his role in life is…and where that story goes, I’m not gonna tell you,” teased Executive Editor Nick Lowe.
Lucas Cooper
The only exciting thing about this event is the Superior Foes being on the cover.
Logan Lopez
AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #793 PART 4 Written by DAN SLOTT Art by RYAN STEGMAN
>What can be said about VENOM INC? “You don’t get much more LEGACY than this story,” promised Lowe. “Twists! Turns! Classic Spider-Man characters, but all treading on new ground! And to have Ryan Stegman returning to AMAZING SPIDER-MAN? I’m embarrassed by the creative riches here!”
>With classic Spider-Man characters, new villains, infamous Venom symbiote, and blockbuster storytelling by both the SPIDER-MAN and VENOMVERSE teams, VENOM INC promises to rock the world of our favorite Wall-Crawler. Don’t miss the most adventurous crossover yet – VENOM/ALPHA #1 hits comics shops on December 6th!
Adrian Gomez
I guess Killer Shrike, Looter, and 8-Ball are joining the Superior Foes.
how many times are they gonna fucking do this. its not as impactful after the 5th time
Daniel Young
>Dan Slott >Mike Costa
Where's a dumpster to dump this shit in?
Jackson Torres
>>Cullen Bunn pitched many stories at Marvel for Mania. >>Editors told him no. >>Editors give Slott the go ahead to kill her for Lee to become the "Maniac"
This is as tedious as when Shocker who won the fan vote to be on the Thunderbolts was taken out so that he could be in 5 pages of Slott's Spider-Man with 6 arms and then instantly turn into a giant spider.
Asher Gonzalez
This is just fucking Web of Shadows all over again!
Ryan Nelson
>Slott >Costa >Andi probably being killed off to keep Lee relevant after Bunn tried so many times to convince Marvel to let him do something with her
No thanks.
Luke Bennett
Seriously, it's amazing how much Mania got screwed over. You think with all the young legacies push she would have her own book. Now she's just getting treated like shit.
Christopher Clark
It's because she isn't an obvious legacy character.
Cooper Long
I blame Bendis for this garbage. We could have had a Flash and Mania book.
But Bendis wanted to tell a shitty Symbiote (I mean, Klyntar!) planet story. He didn't even care about Venom after the story was done. No one wanted Spaceknight, not even the writer. But they had to go along with it because of Bendis.
Bendis literally took someone else's Toy, broke it, then passed the broken parts to someone else.
And when the broken pieces didn't sell well enough, they blamed the toy and not Bendis.
The last issue of Spaceknight with Flash and Mania is what the book should have been. And now we'll never get anything like that again.
Thanks, Bendis, you fat bald fuck.
James Martin
I feel like the higher-ups at Marvel found her too problematic to use as a legacy. She's sort of an anti-hero following in the footsteps of a character who's often called a villain.
Pretty much all of the legacy cast have squeaky clean records, so she wouldn't necessarily fit into their plan for promotion.
Justin Nguyen
This sounds awful. Just awful. I did not ask for this.
William Taylor
Sounds okay to me, whether it will be or not is another story
Benjamin Rivera
Agreed.
Julian Hill
>Mania book
That was never going to happen and you know it.
Kevin Myers
Spaceknight was probably a copyright thing with Rom.
