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[GIVEAWAY] WE ARE VENOM! - McFarlane Toys 1:6th Scale Collectible with Scene

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  • Ronin_71
    Ronin_71

    Without question, comic. Mcfarlane and Bagley takes the crown!

  • FantasticJerome
    FantasticJerome

    This is the best giveaway so far! Venom is such a cool character. I like the 90's comic version the best.

  • David Hiss
    David Hiss

    My favorite is the original comic book version. (Eddie Brock)

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Okay, my favorite Venom is Mark Bagley’s version. I’m not sure if it’s because I grew up reading the Venom: Lethal Protector and Spider-Man comics, or because he looks extremely powerful and terrifying.

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Anything but Spiderman 3 haha. I honestly though I really enjoyed Tom Hardy's version. Would love to see more of it!

I have to say early venom back when Todd created him. He was scary and dangerous but still had a code. Edie Brock when he was visiting aunt May and terrorizing Pete was peak Venom

Best version of Venom in my opinion is from Amazing Spiderman #316. Not only is this his first cover appearance but the creepy elongated smile and size comparison to Spidey captures the menacing foe that he is. The toddfather brought readers to a new level of anxious fear because Brock shared the same feels that Peter felt with the symbiote, knew his every move and weakness.

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My favorite version of Venom is the original comic version created by Todd McFarlane. He hated Spider-Man but also wanted to be like him. He was also scary yet funny when he needed to be. He wanted to be a hero, but he didn't know how to be one. That's my favorite version of him.

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