Venom and Eddie Brock are not the most powerful symbiotes when we measure raw power. RELATED: 9 Netflix Marvel Characters We Would Love to See Rejoin the MCU And, due to the multiverse shenanigans of Spider-Man: No Way Home, we've seen that even though Hardy's Eddie wasn't a part of the fight, he did manage to leave a bit of Venom behind, so there are more symbiotes in our future. Contemporary fans can also look to Tom Hardy's quirky take on the symbiote in Venom and then again in Venom: Let There Be Carnage where we saw Woody Harrelson take on the role of Carnage aka Cletus Kasaday.
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That’s why we’ve decided to highlight the nine most powerful symbiotes in the Marvel Universe, which will probably bring the fury of the Klyntar upon us.įor the movie fans, symbiotes have popped up beyond just Venom's appearance in Spider-Man 3 with Topher Grace's Eddie Brock. With such a complex history, it is no wonder that some symbiotes are stronger than others. More recently, Marvel revealed how the symbiotes were created by a deity called Knull to conquer the universe and fight the light produced by Celestials. The alien goo's origins were also explored in-depth, as we learned they came from the planet Klyntar. The powers and appearance of Spider-Man’s black suit would be tweaked and incremented by Roger Stern, Tom DeFalco, and Ron Frenz until writer David Michelinie and artist Todd McFarlane brought Venom to life in 1988, introducing the symbiotes as one of Marvel’s greatest threats.Ī lot has happened since 1988, with dozens of unique symbiotes showing up on the pages of different Marvel comic books. The original idea for the Black Spider-Man suit came from a fan, Randy Schueller, who described the new uniform artist Mike Zeck would draw. Marvel’s symbiotes were first introduced in 1984 when Spider-Man wore a black costume that gave him enhanced powers.
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