Carnage debuted putting Venom’s most notable host in the driver’s seat of fellow symbiote Carnage. Due to the nature of how ...

Eddie Brock has long been known as the host of the Venom symbiote, and Carnage is Venom’s bloodthirsty offspring that originally bonded with the serial killer Cletus Kasady.

But the original Venom, Eddie Brock, is getting his own fresh coat of paint as the new bearer of the Carnage symbiote, as announced during Marvel's Spider-Man and his Venomous Friends Panel at New ...

Eddie, now empowered by the 'god of light' and restored in a new, fully bonded Venom form, returns to the battle with Knull just in the nick of time, as Silver Surfer tries to hold the dark god back.

Marvel revealed that intriguing bit of news at the "Spider-Man and His Venomous Friends" panel at NYCC today. This surprising status quo will be explored in a new ongoing series called Eddie Brock ...

Or a whole new Eddie Brock? Read and find out!" Web of Venomverse: Fresh Brains will provide a counterpoint to Web of Spider-Verse: New Blood, showing the lead up to the main Spider-Verse Vs.

Eddie Brock was created by David Michelinie and Todd McFarlane, first appearing (albeit briefly) in 1986's Web of Spider-Man #18, before properly debuting a couple of years later in 1988's The ...

Eddie Brock: Carnage #6 hits stores July 16th, featuring Eddie's struggle to control Carnage's bloodlust Muse hunts Eddie and Carnage in Chicago, turning the hunters into the hunted ...

Brock believes the Sin-Eater is one guy, but Spider-Man reveals him to be another. Brock becomes an outcast, a laughing stock. He gets fired and his wife divorces him.

Back in 2003, Paul Jenkins and Humberto Ramos introduced a new storyline to The Spectacular Spider-Man, with a sick Eddie Brock and Venom in crisis. Why?

Despite Eddie’s protests, he still tries to bite the heads off of criminals in Venom 2, and Tom Holland’s Spider-Man might not take that so well. In a twist, the movie versions of these ...

Despite Eddie’s protests, he still tries to bite the heads off of criminals in Venom 2, and Tom Holland’s Spider-Man might not take that so well. In a twist, the movie versions of these ...