In a recent turn of events, Venom briefly assumes the appearance of Spider-Man, marking a significant shift in the character's history. This moment, however brief, highlights the complex relationship between Venom and Spider-Man, and the symbiote's evolution from villain to antihero.
Marvel Comics has been having fun with characters impersonating Peter Parker or Spider-Man , with recent instances including Ben Reilly and Norman Osborn fooling others. Thirteen years after Doctor Octopus first became the Superior Spider-Man , and 34 years since Venom 's debut, Al Ewing 's Venom run has given the symbiote its first turn as Spider-Man , altering their lore.
In Venom #251, MJ and Venom, trying to keep their identity secret, assume the appearance of Iron Man before becoming a Spider-Man-like figure for a brief moment. Despite this, Venom isn't a typical hero, as seen in the 'Death Spiral' crossover where MJ and Venom were involved in a murder. Upcoming issues suggest a change in their relationship and role.
Venom, created by David Michelinie and Todd McFarlane, first appeared in 'The Amazing Spider-Man' and is known for its complex relationships and themes of duality
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