VENOM: LET THERE BE CARNAGE Star Tom Hardy Teases Future Spider-Man Plans And The Marvel Multiverse

The hope is that Venom 3 will finally pit Eddie Brock against Peter Parker, and Tom Hardy has now opened up on the possibilities presented to him by the "Venom-Verse," "Spider-Verse," and "multiverses."

By JoshWilding - Sep 16, 2021 05:09 AM EST

Filed Under: Venom: Let There Be Carnage

Venom: Let There Be Carnage is right around the corner, and while Eddie Brock's clash with Cletus Kasady promises to be absolutely epic, a meeting with Spider-Man has to be on the horizon.

While many fans would prefer to see Tom Holland's Peter Parker remain exclusively in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Sony Pictures plans to start using Spider-Man in their own universe. That was made possible with the introduction of the Multiverse in Marvel Studios' Loki, and when that new deal was struck to share Spidey, we were told he'd swing between different worlds.

Entertainment Tonight recently caught up with Tom Hardy and asked the actor about the potential of Venom meeting somewhere down the line.

"With these things that come in threes at the moment, and if they progress further, then it’s normally the initial blocking of the infrastructure or a set of franchise movies will be one, two, and three, and done. So, when Venom 1 was presented, it was presented, if it was successful, with the two, and if that was successful, with the three. So one has to look at the whole overarching option."

"First, you establish a character. If people like it, then you take them on a journey," the actor continued. "Obviously, Carnage, he’s a high priest in that aspect in the arcana of the characters. It’s like ‘Wow, you’ve got to go bigger,’ or you go lateral and build the world you continue to unpack."

The only way to top Carnage is Spider-Man, and the inner works of that meeting is something Hardy appears to have given some thought to, particularly when it comes to how they inhabit different realities. "There’s a Venom-Verse...there’s a Spider-Verse, there’s Multiverses, there’s all kinds of canon and lore and mythology to explore both laterally and forward in time."

"I think with the right people and the right planning, and feedback from the audience, and understanding it’s about making the right choices at the right time," Hardy pondered. "Even with the foresight of understanding where things may go already or they wish to go, it’s a combination of all those in the alchemy of what it will be."

Thanks to COVID, we find ourselves in a weird, unique time for movies. Short of Venom: Let There Be Carnage being a total disaster at the box office, a third instalment is almost certainly going to happen and is bound to incorporate Spider-Man. We just hope that Ruben Fleischer isn't planning to return to the franchise after working with Holland on that upcoming Uncharted movie.

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10. Poor Man's Tony Stark

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When Amazing Spider-Man was relaunched following the Superior Spider-Man debacle (we'll get to that), Peter Parker chose to take full advantage of the good Doctor Octopus had done while in control of his body. Taking charge of Parker Industries, this horribly unoriginal storyline saw Spidey become a billionaire businessman with a tonne of gadgets; he was Tony Stark-lite.

A status quo change from the struggling photographer who can't pay his rent was needed, but a wealthy Peter with everything he could ever want at his disposal just didn't feel like a natural progression for the character. Yes, it was a refreshing change of pace in some ways, but the series just couldn't manage to stick the landing.

The fact that it ended with Peter losing everything and once again reverting to his "loser" status quo just made the entire endeavour feel like a huge waste of time, and it achieved nothing.

9. Spider-Man Joins The Avengers

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J. Michael Straczynski's stellar Amazing Spider-Man took a sharp dip in quality with the decision to have Spidey join the Avengers. That wasn't a choice he made, though, and it instead unfolded in the pages of Brian Michael Bendis' New Avengers series after the web-slinger joined his fellow heroes in stopping a breakout in The Raft.

Previously portrayed as a loner, Spidey suddenly became a key member of the team, but always ended up being treated as something of an afterthought.

Living in Avengers Tower, his friendship with Iron Man would ultimately see him unmask in the pages of Civil War. Bendis - who had done such a fantastic job with Peter Parker in Ultimate Spider-Man - didn't even give him the chance to shine during Dark Reign and Siege, two stories revolving around his nemesis, Norman Osborn. Like the fans, it felt like Bendis simply didn't want him there.

8. Radioactive Spider-Sperm

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Spider-Man: Reign is set in one of many possible futures, and there are some good ideas to be found here. Written and illustrated by Kaare Andrews, this tale takes place in a New York City which has fallen under the control of a fascist government where superheroes are no more.

Peter Parker is now in his 60s and seemingly battling his declining mental health, and while things do get a little too weird and silly with the addition of a zombie Doctor Octopus and the return of the Venom symbiote, it's a fun ride...mostly.

Unfortunately, Mary Jane isn't around, and that's because after spending years having sex with Peter and, uh, sharing his "DNA," she ended up suffering terminal cancer. The wall-crawler's radioactive sperm killed his wife, which led to him giving up being Spider-Man.

7. Organic Web-Shooters

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There was a time when whatever we saw in the Marvel movies had a major impact on the comic books, and that started with those early X-Men and Spider-Man films. In the latter trilogy, Peter obviously had "organic" web-shooters and didn't create them himself, an idea deemed unrealistic for a teenager in the world those movies took place in.

To reflect that on the page, the hero crossed paths with a weird new villain called the Queen, and a kiss led to Spider-Man transforming into a spider, though he started by growing extra arms and eyes. From a body horror point of view, it's not bad, but things get incredibly dumb when it's revealed that the giant spider he's become is pregnant with the Queen's offspring.

Before giving birth, though, he curls up and dies. With that, a naked Peter bursts out of the carcass, revealing that he now has insect telepathy (no, it hasn't been used since) and organic web-shooters. This was a convoluted and frankly unnecessary change that only lasted a few years. At least the webbing still came out of his wrists and not his...you know.

6. A Death And Resurrection

The nineties were not a good time for Spider-Man fans, and Marvel Comics was big on shocking readers at the time. For whatever reason, those in charge were also determined to end Peter Parker's marriage to Mary Jane Watson by any means necessary, including this awful turn of events.

MJ is being stalked by a mystery villain and ends up "dying" after boarding a plane that randomly explodes in mid-air. With that, Spidey is a widower, though it was soon revealed that MJ's mutant stalker faked her death and held her captive. When she returns, she decides to leave Peter, and everything about this story (which we endured for two years) honestly sucked.

This wasn't the only big change to Spidey's status quo. With the signs pointing to his and MJ's stillborn daughter May still being alive, Spider-Man broke into Norman Osborn's home to retrieve her. Instead, he found Aunt May, who was back after dying in Amazing Spider-Man #400. The May who died was an actress who'd undergone plastic surgery and changed her DNA. Seriously.

5. Sins Past

J. Michael Straczynski was on track to go down as perhaps one of the greatest Amazing Spider-Man writers ever, but he really lost the plot near the end (likely due to increased interference from editors).

For proof, look no further than "Sins Past." When Peter Parker is attacked by two new costumed villains, he unmasks one of them and finds Gwen Stacy's face staring back at him. As the story unfolds, it's revealed that Spidey's lost love had an affair with Norman Osborn, and fled to Europe after falling pregnant.

There, she gave birth to Gabriel Stacy and Sarah Stacy, two children who rapidly aged to adulthood thanks to the Goblin serum coursing through their father's veins. This was jaw-droppingly bad, with the revelations that Norman took Gwen's virginity and killed her because she hid his children from her leaving a really bad taste. It was creepy, weird, and better off forgotten.

4. The Lizard Kills Billy Connors

Zeb Wells and Chris Bachalo's "Shed" storyline took place in the pages of Amazing Spider-Man #630 and #631. Taking a deep dive into the mind of Dr. Curt Connors and what it means for him to share his psyche with the Lizard, we watch as the mild-mannered scientist is eventually overwhelmed by his other side, and murders his son in the process.

The line was blurred here between Curt and the Lizard, and while the story itself was effective enough, the fact that he actually ate young Billy just felt like it was a step too far.

This didn't really even have much in the way of a lasting impact as the Lizard was soon sidelined, eventually regaining his mind and being reunited with a cloned, Lizard version of his son. Now, he's back to his old status quo, but perhaps Marvel Comics just wanted to move on from this?

3. The Clone Conspiracy

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The Clone Conspiracy revealed that there was a new Jackal in town who was cloning all of Peter Parker's fallen friends and enemies. While the story served as a decent way to bring back familiar faces overdue a return, this series dropped the ball in a huge way when it came to reuniting Spidey with the likes of Uncle Ben and Gwen Stacy.

However, by far the dumbest plot point to be found here came with the reveal that it was Ben Reilly beneath the Jackal's mask. Peter's clone from the nineties and the Scarlet Spider, Ben was massively popular, but everything here was basically just character assassination at its worst.

This direction made zero sense for Reilly - who at one time even replaced Peter as Spider-Man in the comics - and we're sure none of this will be referenced when he returns later this year.

2. Superior Spider-Man

We know some of you loved this era, but for us, the decision to have Doctor Octopus take control of Peter Parker's body and live his life as the "Superior" Spider-Man was nothing short of awful. Along the way, Otto creepily romanced Mary Jane while pretending to be Peter, killed criminals, and ruined the wall-crawler's relationships with some of his greatest allies.

Had this been a storyline lasting for just a few arcs, it might have been easier to digest, but this went on for years.

The story ended with a whimper when Ock just decided to hand control back to Peter because he couldn't defeat the Green Goblin, and this ultimately felt like the writer responsible for this arc was living out some weird wish fulfilment. Regardless, this was a bad time to be a Spider-Man fan.

1. One More Day

Perhaps the most hated Amazing Spider-Man stories of all-time among comic book fans, One More Day picked up shortly after Peter had revealed his identity to the world and become a wanted fugitive after turning his back on Iron Man and his pro-Superhuman Registration Act forces.

Seeking to take the ultimate revenge on his old enemy, the Kingpin puts out a hit on Spidey and his family, and poor Aunt May ends up taking a bullet. Long story short, she's dying, and Peter is forced to take drastic measures.

After everyone he turns to makes it clear that they can't help, the Marvel Universe's version of the devil, Mephisto, offers Peter a deal: his marriage in exchange for his aunt's life. Peter and MJ accept, and what followed was a new status quo for the web-slinger which regressed his character development by a good 20 or 30 years. Now, Nick Spencer is seemingly looking to undo the damage caused here before he hands the reigns to another creative team...

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JustAChillFan - 9/16/2021, 5:03 AM

Whenever I think if MCU and Sony I think of Andrew Ryan and his hatred of the parasites.

GhostDog - 9/16/2021, 5:05 AM

Spidey debuted in Civil War 5 years ago. Not really that far back when you think about it. The possibilities were endless. Now, look where we are...

MisterDoctor217 - 9/16/2021, 5:10 AM

Not the version of Venom I’d like Spidey to meet, because to me Tom Hardy’s interpretation and design just feels way too different and off (even tho I do like it). But hey this was coming one way or another so I’m excited!

At least we’ll always have the somewhat accurate Eddie Brock from Raimi’s Spidey 3, even if the design wasn’t to everyone’s liking 😬 or the actor lol

Amuro - 9/16/2021, 5:10 AM

"With these things that come in threes at the moment, and if they progress further, then it’s normally the initial blocking of the infrastructure or a set of franchise movies will be one, two, and three, and done."

Well, some sagas are in four movies now with the beginning, the middle part, the beginning of the end with the dramatic ascension to the final crisis and a HUGE cliffhanger, and the grand finale.

DoubleD - 9/16/2021, 5:19 AM

Manmarvel - 9/16/2021, 5:22 AM

Spider-man is coming but will it be Tom? Will it even be a Peter Parker? Will this full circle and fix the current Venom design? Will it back track and add in his original origin in a back assword kind of way? Will this movie set up Venom as someone that Spider-man feels the need to take down? I have so many questions. This could turn out okay BUT so much could go wrong. Would have been better more traditional with a redemption arch that leads Venom to be an Avengers loose Canon.

The1st - 9/16/2021, 8:55 AM

@Manmarvel - Wouldn't it be interesting if it were Andrew's Spidey? I hope the leaks about the MCU ties are not true. If they are...

Thing94 - 9/16/2021, 5:22 AM

Bring on KNULL!!!

Urubrodi - 9/16/2021, 6:54 AM

@Thing94 - I feel like that would require a team up. Venom alone wouldn't be able to stop Knull. Maybe having Toxin and Spider-man involved.

WeAreDenim - 9/16/2021, 5:28 AM

Why is everyone hating on Venom going head to head with Spider Man? I mean, this COULD end up good, no?

Urubrodi - 9/16/2021, 5:30 AM

@WeAreDenim - Yeah, as long as you have Marvel Studios involved I personally don't see the problem. It could be pretty sick.

WeAreDenim - 9/16/2021, 5:34 AM

@Urubrodi - THANK YOU, that’s what I’M saying! The people on this site that are so upset need to hate a Coke and a smile and calm down a bit.

DoubleD - 9/16/2021, 5:41 AM

@WeAreDenim - People hate Sony. I think Sony is great gives us more movies to watch. Without Sony, Spider-Man Universe turns into another Fox X-Men Universe and disappears.

MisterDoctor217 - 9/16/2021, 5:50 AM

@WeAreDenim -
I think the problem is this interpretation of Venom, which isn’t rooted in his hate for Spidey. I mean in the comics Eddie and Venom weren’t out to rule the world or steal money, they were just consumed by their anger towards Spidey for ruining their lives in their eyes.
Hardy’s Eddie Brock just doesn’t have that intensity. So his fight with Spidey wouldn’t be as exciting because they’ve never actually met before.

SpideyPuffsMJ - 9/16/2021, 5:53 AM

@WeAreDenim - fully agree. It’s turned into hyperbole here.

lordSTALE - 9/16/2021, 6:09 AM

POSSIBLE SPOILERS

Hey if this whole Venom BS is just a clunky way of making the character or a variant, the 6th villain JUST in No Way Home, that would be okay, I guess

But if that was his full introduction to stay in the MCU 😖🤮

Amuro - 9/16/2021, 6:36 AM

@lordSTALE -

SPOILERS

I don't think Venom, or Spider-man for that matter, will have a future in the MCU. Venom will likely return to its universe and Spider-man might end up in it too at the end of NWH.

I hope the kid has grown up enough this time to realize that a deeply troubled man and its serial-killer symbiot are definitely not good mentors (even if they target only criminals).

MrDandy - 9/16/2021, 7:03 AM

@Amuro - I doubt they would do that since Tom is still interested in more Spider-Man films with Marvel. More likely they will introduce the SUMC as an alternate universe that Peter will move in and out of.

lordSTALE - 9/16/2021, 7:58 AM

@Amuro - "I hope the kid has grown up enough this time to realize that a deeply troubled man and its serial-killer symbiot are definitely not good mentors (even if they target only criminals)."

I mean that would be a step up from the mentors Tobey and Andrew had, that were criminals and murderers (of innocent people)

At least Tom's mentors were actual established heroes (or REALLY good at pretending to be a hero)

Comicmoviejunki - 9/16/2021, 6:51 AM

The entire scope moving forward is about lateral progress. The progress and growth of these characters can bloom latteraly. And also move forward latteraly.

MrDandy - 9/16/2021, 7:01 AM

Would rather Spidey get his own symbiote suit in the MCU movies and then his own more comic accurate version of Venom.

This multiverse concept for this phase is fun but it is also allowing Sony’s isolated bullshit to seep into the MCU.

Spike101 - 9/16/2021, 7:09 AM

As long as the movies are good then I see no objection is cross franchising characters, it just makes a bigger sandpit to play in. As I’m a little older than some of you my knowledge of the classic comic book version of Venom is a little lacking though. From reading most of the comments it seems quite a few fans don’t like it the latest movie version? Strangely whilst I normally rail against the humour that now infests the MCU I actually quite like the bickering between Eddie and Venom particularly the bits where he tells Venom he can eat people if he comes out to fight Carnage and where Eddie tells him he can’t eat the stop keeper.

slickrickdesigns - 9/16/2021, 7:15 AM

Third film better have Spider-Man or Venomverae is dead to me.

Ha1frican - 9/16/2021, 8:14 AM

"I think with the right people and the right planning, and feedback from the audience, and understanding it’s about making the right choices at the right time,"

Boy you are working for the WRONG studio if that’s your hope lol

Ha1frican - 9/16/2021, 8:16 AM

I mean it COULD work. I think you’d have to have some kind of event where Venom is ripped off of Eddie and made inert to where his consciousness isn’t really there and he’s just kind of existing like a jellyfish and then it somehow attaches to Peter and then you just do the standard story from there. But let’s be honest it’s not going to be that way because they are just going to smash them together clumsily

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