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Eddie learned that these were all future versions of himself and that he will cause his own son's death, but he also learned that there was also seventh iteration of himself, the Eventuality. There, he met other Kings in Black: Finnegan, Bedlam, Wilde, Tyro, and the Garden's creator, the evil Meridius. Unstuck in time thanks to the power of the King in Black, his codex was transported to the Garden of Time. However, Eddie received a cryptic warning from the future that his son and his other were in danger, but while trying to save them, his physical body was killed by an organization called the Absent Throne. He became the new King in Black, and passed on his mantle of Venom to his son. Eddie freed Knull from his prison to save his son from Carnage, but redeemed himself after vanquishing the dark god during his invasion of Earth. Ĭoming into conflict with the God of the Symbiotes, Knull, Eddie eventually discovered he had a son named Dylan.

Parting ways with the Venom symbiote, Eddie began to seek redemption for his dark past - bonding to the Anti-Venom and Toxin symbiotes, before finally returning as Venom and attempting to become a true hero. For a time, Eddie agreed to a truce with Spider-Man and moved to San Francisco, where he became the anti-heroic 'Lethal Protector' of an Underground City, but returned to villainy following a failed stint as a black ops government assassin.

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Going by the alias of Venom, he would give birth to another symbiote that bonded with the serial killer Cletus Kasady to become Carnage. However, a symbiote that was earlier discarded there by Spider-Man sensed his anger and merged with him, becoming one of the deadliest foes of Spider-Man. Starting his career as a failed reporter unwittingly due to the actions of Spider-Man, he would go to Our Lady of Saints Church to ask God forgiveness before attempting suicide. Eddie Brock Įddie Brock is the former-villain-turned-hero Venom. Maybe I don't think I'm good enough of a guy to be a good guy. They see him, and they know everything is going to be okay. I want people to look at me the way they look at him. I mean, if I didn't think I was a bad guy when I was trying to kill Spider-Man, how can I trust myself to answer it now? I think the truth is that I. You ask me if I'm a good guy or a bad guy, and, well. That doesn't answer the question, right? But. I genuinely thought that killing Spider-Man was the right thing to do. Lord help me, I thought- I thought I was doing the right thing.

It's a fair question is what I'm trying to say. We've been on both sides of the line so many times even I can't keep track. Honestly, I've been hearing this question since this all started.

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