#Anti-Venom

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🕷️Alex Ross🕷️

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Venom vs Spider-Man vs Anti-Venom by Alex Ross

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CARNAGE #6

Cover art by Juan Ferreyra

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"Proper introductions"

Some Flash/Aria/Anti-Venom fanart that got stuck in my head after seeing @kitausuret talk about them. They're pretty neat! :3

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Amazing Spider-Man (2017) #792 Cover Art (Alex Ross Variant)

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From Venom War #004, “Every Man Has a Price”

Art by Iban Coello and Frank D’Armata

Written by Al Ewing

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been obsessed with drawing the different kinds of Eddie Brock lately. my favourite miserable alien-loving guy fr fr

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It's been a while, but here is my favourite dysfunctional symbiote family

I will draw the quintriplets soon, and also possibly agent venom.

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Venom Mawiles based off my headcanon and @symbiotic-slime SUPER COOL DESIGN

76 days until human-alien gay marriage in Vegas

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Venomized #2 (2018)

I really like seeing Peter's trauma driving him to not care about the symbiotes, but still be concerned for them, but more so I love the distinction between Eddie and Flash here.

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[kitausuret]

wait unfortunately I have more thoughts about Grønbekk/Perez Carnage and Flash and Aria and stuff

One of the things I really enjoyed about the end of the series was the recognition that when he's in a better headspace, his personality shines through. Obviously stress does a number on anyone, and Carnage going on a murder spree and trying to kill your mom is. Pretty stressful! But it's obvious in the beginning that Flash was kind of looking for a purpose. He wanted a fight. He needed the danger.

To me I think the parallel here was the transition of a veteran to normal civilian life. Flash's equivalent in this era of his life is literally coming back from the dead. And Carnage even calls him out on his lack of direction:

(Carnage #4)

Obviously here Cletus is trying to provoke Flash into an attack. Cletus is trying to inoculate Carnage against the Anti-Venom so he needs a few tussles. But unfortunately he's also kinda right.

But after all this... Like, obviously Flash is still by the end keeping an eye out for Carnage. And his work with Liz/Misery and now Natasha/Widow continues as of VW Venomous. But he's himself again.

To go back to Aria, he's really his most authentic self in that last scene they have together. His body language is awkward but sincere. He's not worried about impressing her with shows of strength or masculinity. He loved his fruity little drink with an umbrella. He wants to do something meaningful with her at Central Park. He's allowing himself to be vulnerable.

My biggest fear for VW is that it's going to backtrack on the development from Carnage #6-8. Sure, I had issues with the series as a whole, but it was something after years of nothing. Definitely my favorite Carnage stuff since the Conway series (but Carnage Reigns was solid, too).

The worst thing VW could do at this point is like, kill Aria and put Flash back into a bad place. I hope post-event we see him reconnecting with friends. I hope we see him cherishing life. I hope we see him hanging out with Liz in less dire circumstances. I hope he and Peter get to have a proper conversation. I hope he hangs out with Betty, and Randy, and hugs his nephews, and has a long, long, probably tearful talk with his mom. I hope his sister shows up again!

The spider-office has a huge opportunity here to settle down and get back to basics with its symbiote-adjacent cast. I think everyone would really benefit from it! But yeah, especially Flash needs it.

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ANTI-VENOM 2023

by Uncannyknack

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Aaaaand for @symbruary day 16: Faith, I bring all you true believers a meme of my favourite dumbass in the history of dumbassery.