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Worst Things Venom Has Done To Spider- Man. With the success of Spider- Man: Homecoming, it looks like the character has finally managed to shake off that infamous Peter Parker luck.

Sony had been seeing diminishing returns on its Spider- Man movies for years, but allowing Spidey to play in the Marvel Cinematic Universe has given the character a vital boost back to superstar status. And Sony, hoping to leverage this popularity, has now announced a solo Venommovie starring the bane of heroes everywhere, Tom Hardy. Interestingly, the Venom movie will be focusing on the character as a kind of hero, one who tackles frightening characters such as Carnage. Furthermore, weird rights issues between Sony and Marvel have left it uncertain as to whether Tom Holland’s Spider- Man will even appear in the Venom movie.

This is truly heartbreaking for fans, as Venom has served as Spider- Man’s ultimate foe for decades in the comics. He is the original “dark mirror” character, offering chaos and death as a counterpoint to Spider- Man fighting for order and to save lives. It’s possible that Sony is trying to rehabilitate the Venom character for their movie, but the terrible things this character has done to Peter Parker can’t be erased. Don’t believe us? Just read our handy guide to the 1. Worst Things Venom Has Done To Spider- Man.

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Pushed Peter Parker in front of a subway. One of the worst things Venom ever did to Peter Parker also happened to be the world’s first glimpse of Venom, although nobody knew it at the time. He did not appear in his familiar, monstrous black form, nor did we see the ultra- buff body of Eddie Brock. Instead, all we saw was his arm as he pushed Peter Parker in front of an oncoming subway train! In terms of Peter Parker’s many brushes with death, this may not have seemed like a huge deal at first.

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Peter manages to survive by jumping out of the way with his enhanced reflexes, and some concerned bystanders are able to pull him up. What really leaves Spider- Man shaken about this experience was that it was the first time he was facing lethal danger without his spider- sense going off!

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Without this key advantage, Spider- Man is often at a disadvantage when fighting Venom. Cancels his Spider- Sense. The reason that Venom is able to cancel Spider- Man’s special spider- sense is pretty straightforward: the symbiote was bonded to Peter Parker before it was ever bonded to Eddie Brock. This means that Eddie has access to special knowledge – such as Spider- Man’s true identity as well as the special powers that the suit once gave Peter. Venom is effectively cloaked from Peter’s spider- sense, and considering that Spidey uses that in all of his battles, this is a big deal. Venom effectively cancels out Peter’s spider- sense in every encounter.

He does it when pushing Peter in front of a train, and he does it again when he tries to grab Spider- Man through a window. One of the scariest times, though, was when Venom kidnapped Peter and brought him to an island so that he could hunt him. Peter could never sense where Venom was except by seeing him, and Venom made this worse by using his suit to camouflage himself into everything from forests to water.

This made Venom the perfect invisible killer! Threatens Mary Jane. More so than almost any other hero, Spider- Man has fought to protect his secret identity.

And he has good reason: Peter knows that if his enemies figure out who he is, many of them would not hesitate to attack Aunt May or Mary Jane in order to hurt Spider- Man. And this is exactly what Venom does when he introduces himself to Mary Jane by terrorizing her! When Mary Jane comes home to her apartment, Venom is already there waiting for her. At first, Mary Jane thinks that he is Peter because Spider- Man has been rocking the black uniform lately. It’s only when Venom opens his horrifying mouth that she realizes there is a monster in her home. While Venom doesn’t physically hurt her, he makes her feel terrified and helpless— the real Peter later comes home and finds her uncontrollably crying and frightened of anyone coming near her.

In this one action, Venom reminds Peter his loved ones will never be truly safe, and helps kick off a whole series of terrible things that happen to Mary Jane! Inadvertently created Carnage. Most of the items on this list focus on what Venom has done intentionally. Despite having a warped version of a moral code, Venom has never hesitated to hurt and kill those to get what he wants. However, one of the worst things that Venom ever did was something that Eddie Brock was completely unaware of at the time; he inadvertently managed to help create Carnage! This happened when Eddie Brock had been successfully separated from the symbiote and imprisoned in Ryker’s Island. Eventually, the symbiote comes to rescue Eddie, but it leaves a spawn of itself behind.

This spawn merges with Eddie’s cellmate, the serial killer Cletus Kasady, who becomes the mass- murdering monster named Carnage. In time, Carnage and his merry band of fellow powered killers would threaten the entirety of New York City. Venom was completely unaware of the hell he had unleashed on Earth, as he was too busy forcing Spider- Man to fake his own death!

Forced Spider- Man to fake his own death. Eddie Brock never seemed like much of a reader, what with his endless focus on working out and murdering Spider- Man. However, he certainly seems like a big fan of the short story “The Most Dangerous Game”, as he once kidnapped Spidey and brought him to an island for the sheer pleasure of hunting him down and killing him! This actually proved to be Spider- Man’s most intense confrontation with Venom yet. There are no other heroes that can help Spider- Man out and nowhere he can run. Worse yet, Venom is familiar with the island and is able to sneak up on Spidey at any time.

Eventually, Spider- Man is forced to take desperate measures: he puts his uniform on the dead body of a miner and makes Venom think he died in a gas explosion. Watch When Harry Met Sally... Online Forbes on this page. Content with finding “Peter’s” dead body, Venom retires to the island…a nd he would have stayed there if Spider- Man himself didn’t bring Venom back!

Turns his allies against him in “Maximum Carnage”Most of Spider- Man’s villains just try to kill the hero, and to be fair, this is always Venom’s “Plan A” as well. However, during the “Maximum Carnage” storyline, Venom accomplished something a bit more sinister. Instead of destroying Spider- Man as a person, Venom nearly destroyed who he is as a hero. As mentioned before, the story involved Carnage and his cohort going on a murderous rampage throughout New York City. It’s serious enough that Spider- Man recruits Venom for help, and he eventually gets help from characters like Black Cat, Cloak and Dagger, and even Morbius. However, the group soon has a schism over whether they should try to kill Carnage or not.

Spider- Man resists, which drives some of his allies away. Eventually, he tries being a merciless fighter. However, when given a real chance to help kill Carnage with the help of Firestar, Spider- Man brings himself back from the brink of becoming a killer.

Makes Spider- Man an accessory to murder. When a Venom solo movie was announced, many people were scratching their heads at the idea of rooting for Venom as a hero. However, the seeds of this can be traced way to the Venom minseries Venom: Lethal Protector. The plot involves Venom trying to be a do- gooder in San Francisco, but soon, he’s the target of an attack. The perpetrator is the father of one of his previous victims, and Venom eventually gets Spider- Man’s help… and makes Spidey an accomplice to murder along the way. Part of the bad guy’s plot is that he has used more offspring from Venom’s symbiote to create some new, super- powered characters. Eventually, Venom and Spider- Man have the opportunity to hit a button and destroy the symbiotes.

Spider- Man objects because it may end up killing the symbiotes’ hosts, but Venom hits the button anyway.