#Supervillain!Eddie

[bathylychnops]

jetts 2nd ever interaction with another character in our game, atthe bowling alley 2 years ago when he shook a dentists hand & failed his ‘Be Normal’ roll

THIS IS TRADITIONAL INKSS im practicing trying to get more comfortable i need to keep it simple bc allthe parts ofthe drawings i hate arethe complicated parts lolll

sketch below!

[nocontextspiderman]

The Amazing Spider-Man #333 (1990)

[hisbucky]

Athena: Your son is a menace. Bobby: Oh, he's my son now? He's only ever just my son when he makes trouble for you and the law. Athena: Exactly. Now he's gone and shacked up with a supervillain and parenting their kid to be a future future tyrannical overlord. Bobby, blinking rapidly: He what now? Athena: Their wedding reception is this weekend, so clear your schedule with your superhero buddies. Don't make a scene. Bobby: ...What?

[tentacleteapot]

redesigned my old Sonic OC! everybody meet Gnash the Anglerfish (and be prepared to hand over all your cash k thanks~)

[maxwell-grant]

If you had your say, what villains would you want featured in future venom movies?

With the stuff they have the rights for and aren't saving for future/solo movies, within Venom characters, who is there to pick from? They did the Future Foundation for the first movie, they got to Carnage in the sequel, they've set up Pat Mulligan/Toxin and we're probably gonna either get that or Knull in the next one. They can't scale down to one of Spidey's billion crimelords or someone like Sin-Eater who at least kinda has something to do with Venom, they've set up world-threatening symbiotes as the baseline. Toxin is just nothing, there's nothing there, the most you can get out of him is by having him be We Have Spider-Man At Home, and they already set him Mulligan as Venom's Javert. Combine those two, pit Eddie against a jerk Spider-Man who goes Carnage sometimes, I guess it's something? Knull is a Thor villain who took the wrong turn at Albuquerque, I can't imagine how they'd do him for these movies without just pulling the trigger on a Venomverse outright, and there's been a lot of talk about how the next movie's gonna set up that, or a multiverse, or the Sonyverse, and I'm boring myself to sleep just talking about this.

They both suck and are big idiot nothings, and none of the prior guys were really good to begin with. Knull is a little more tolerable in my book because Al Ewing and the new game made decent enough soup out of it and Tradd Moore's art sold me on him a little bit, and Woody Harrelson playing Biff Tannen was by default the most entertaining Cletus Kasady has ever been aside from AXIS, but "occasionally amusing" doesn't equal good or even mediocre, and that's the issue with these movies in a nutshell. An occasionally funny schlub protagonist and offscreen promises can't make up for all the crap everything else, and Let There Be Carnage wore my goodwill towards even that real thin. I really did try to like it.

Don't get me wrong, I like that those movies exist. I'm still probably gonna drag my friend into the next one. I hate most Venom comics but I'm incorrigible Venom trash. If we have to put up with those films and a Madame Web every now and then as the price to pay for Sony keeping the rights and keeping Spiderverse and the games just as they are, then by all means keep them coming. But man, I did try, I seriously combed through Venom and the other symbiote's rogues galleries and supporting casts to try and find an answer for this, and all the characters I found were A: dogshit Venom / Spider-anciliary characters that don't have much of anything worth it to them, and B: halfway there Spider-Man leftovers who are better served just not having anything to do with Venom movies, so I guess the option I'd go here is for them to just make new ones. I mean, movie Carlton Drake was basically an original character and he was, okay I don't even remember a thing about that guy but he was probably better than Cletus because it's really not that hard to come up with a better villain than Cletus Kasady (who at his best just elicits a chuckle) and dirtbag CEO with the cops on his side is the kind of thing you want a character like Venom to be fighting so, I guess lean more on that.

I guess I'd put Venom against symbiote tech cops that he can kill and eat without complication and have those follow him around while the actual plot is about some dumb errand or personal conflict he runs, but I don't think the villains are really the missing piece here. Venom is a terrific Spider-Man villain, but as a protagonist he is frequently deeply lacking, and as a movie franchise has like two things going for it, the titular character and the humor of a couple low-stakes absurd comedy scenes like the lobster tank, so I'd take those and throw the source material in the trash and have them go through something like the fake sequels of 22 Jump Street, just put the character in dumb problems that they can try and solve in dumb ways and do their dumb comedy routine in, Venom as a vehicle for dark parody as an extension of what he was made to represent. Treat the movies less like they are steps in a cinematic universe or character pieces and more like genre films that get infected and corrupted by a monstrous violent walking alien apocalypse and the schlubby journalist meathead in a co-dependent relationship with said walking apocalypse.

Venom In Space. Venom Goes to Hollywood. Venom In The Hood. Venom Surfs The Web. Everyvenom Venomwhere All At Venom. Not even joking, if I could make a Venom musical / Little Shop of Venoms I'd do it in a heartbeat, and it would end with similar destruction. Because make no mistake, this is a Laurel and Hardy thing only to them, and to everyone else it's an escalating horror film with some kind of destruction left at the end, because that's what happens when Venom runs rampant and Spider-Man isn't there to stop them or at least keep them in line.

Venom is not just a parody, he is a rot at the heart that never stops growing, and even if Eddie Brock can strive to be a better man and even be a decent one, even if he and the Symbiote can bond as losers trying to be better, neither can escape the nature of what Venom fundamentally is, with a million new Carnages and Riots and Agonies and Screams and Viruses and symbiote cops and serial killers popping up every minute as a reminder. You can't really come up with a Venom-specific villain that's going to be greater than Venom himself already is as a Spider-Man villain, so I'd just lean into that. And then maybe, when and if it's time to finally deliver on that Spider-Man or Sinister Six encounter, they find themselves arriving too late after we've had enough movies to laugh at this idiot schlub and his predatory living cancer buddy while the world they've been protecting has been turning more into this. We put this world not in the hands of Spider-Man, because we have the full rights hope in overcoming hardship to be our better self, but in the claws of Venom, because we are fucking stupid.

[jasposeyblog]

My acquisition of Eddie Brock vs Venom sketch cover by Jim Faustino

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

ALIEN SYMBIOTES AT THEIR MOST, TERRIFYING, HORRIFYING, FLESH-CRAWLING.

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on Marvel supervillain Carnage (Cletus Kasady) and his "dad," Venom, anti-hero and/or "Lethal Protector," c. 1996 & 1995 respectively. Artwork by Peruvian-American fantasy artist Boris Vallejo.

Resolution at 1422x1881 & 1265x1943.

Sources: www.facebook.com/photo.php/?photo_id=1643137712468974 & X.

[nopes-and-dreams-and-nightmares]

If it gets popular enough I'll do a tongue kiss follow up muah

[astro-bear]

“We are venom”

[hauntrobins]

eddie bloomberg character thesis part 1

[figures4fun]

[nocontextspiderman]

Peter Parker: Spider-Man # 16 (2000)

[hisbucky]

Eddie, scathingly: Captain.

Bobby, sneering: Diaz.

Eddie: This is an unpleasant surprise.

Bobby: Not as much as having you as a son-in-law.

Eddie, eyes twitching: I'm willing to set aside our feud for Buck - are you?

Bobby: For *my* son? Always.

Eddie: Fine.

Bobby: Fine.

[coldflasher]

was thinking the other day about how much it would have sucked for eddie (but also made way more sense) if he had already (unknowingly) had a kid before he shot himself in s1

eddie thawne does seem like a sensible man who would use protection, but accidents happen. imagine how mad you’d be if you shot yourself to stop your evil descendant from ever being born but it was too late because you had unprotected sex one time in college

[creativeera]

Anti Venom: Unsung Heroes The Life-Saving Feats of Emergency Medical Services Professionals

Introduction to Venomous Creatures Snakes, spiders, scorpions and other venomous creatures are found all over the world. While they can cause harm, many play important roles in the environment and ecosystem. Venom is a toxin secreted by these animals, usually through specialized structures like fangs or stingers, and is delivered through biting or stinging. The venom is used primarily for hunting or self-defense. Common Venomous Species Some of the most common venomous species include snakes like cobras, vipers, rattlesnakes and taipans. Spiders like black widows, brown recluse, funnel weavers and red backs also have medically significant venom. Scorpions, jellyfish, cone snails and some insects can also deliver venom that is dangerous to humans. The symptoms and severity of envenomations vary depending on the species but may include pain, swelling, bleeding disorders, low blood pressure, organ damage and even death in severe cases without treatment. How Venom Works Anti venom is a lifesaving medication created from the Anti Venom of poisonous animals. It acts by neutralizing the toxins in the venom. The process begins by collecting small amounts of venom from the relevant species, usually snakes. This venom is then injected into other animals like horses in gradually increasing doses to allow their immune systems to develop antibodies against the venom. After some time, serum is extracted from the blood of these animals containing polyclonal antibodies that recognize and bind the venom toxins, rendering them harmless. Key Elements of Effective Venom For venom to be effective, it must contain antibodies that specifically recognize the venom composition of the species causing the envenomation. Venoms can vary subtly between geographic locations even for the same species. The venom must also be administered promptly after the bite or sting to maximize neutralization before toxins spread. The dosage too must be sufficient to overcome the quantity of venom injected. Most venoms are designed to be effective against a narrow range of closely related species to avoid adverse reactions from foreign antibodies. Examples of Common Anti Venoms Some widely used venoms include Protoin S for bites by Russell's vipers in South and Southeast Asia. It is very effective against the cardiotoxic phospholipases and hemorrhagic metalloproteinases in their venom. Another is the Biantidote forsaw-scaled or carpet vipers found in the Middle East, North Africa and parts of Asia. Anti Venom provides broad-spectrum neutralization against this medically important viper group. The Polyvalent Anti Snake Venom manufactured by India's Central Research Institute is effective against the four deadliest Indian snakes- cobras, kraits, saw-scaled vipers and Russell's vipers.

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[pineapplecrushface]

two things i think are REQUIRED for a buck and eddie getting together arc:

eddie has to choose buck. this is necessary character development for both of them (and also for me because otherwise this will be my supervillain origin story). eddie needs to choose something that will make him happy rather than denying himself habitually as punishment, and he needs to admit what he wants. buck needs to be shown that he's wanted, that not only has eddie chosen him specifically but eddie knows him better than anyone else in the world and has seen him at his worst and loves him for it. he doesn't need to be on his best behavior for eddie, ever.

after they kiss buck needs to freak the fuck out and run to maddie or hen or bobby and go "I KISSED EDDIE. I AM A MONSTER. JAIL FOR BUCK FOR ONE THOUSAND YEARS" and then when they make him go through the sequence of events that actually happened they're like "uhhhh it sounds like he kissed you, bud. did you just blank on the whole part where he said he loves you and tenderly caressed your face?" but buck is still breathing into a paper bag.

bonus requirement: eddie needs to kiss buck's birthmark.