Sony Pictures has announced a new animated Venom film, confirming their continued commitment to the character beyond Tom Hardy’s live-action trilogy. Despite the excitement, fans are disappointed as the project does not promise the long-anticipated crossover with Spider-Man,

There was a time when it looked like Sony's Spider-Man universe was heading straight for a collision course with the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Fans spent years wondering if Tom Holland's Spider-Man would finally cross paths with Tom Hardy's Venom.

Marvel is set to bring out two new solo comic book series featuring Mary Jane and Venom. The announcement was made at the 2026 San Diego Comic-Con during the Marvel Comics: Next Big Thing panel. These two new series will drop following the release of the Queen in Black crossover event.

For years, Sony Pictures had Tom Hardy’s Venom, Morbius, Kraven, and other Spider-Man-adjacent characters running around without the actual Spider-Man. Turns out the studio did intend to fix that eventually.

Marvel Comics is bringing Venom back to basics, as Eddie Brock dons the symbiote once more in a new monthly series launching in October 2026.

To best assess the merits of an all-new Venom, it may help to look back on what defined the entirely old Venom and the somewhat newish Venom. The former was the answer to “What if Spider-Man was a violent vigilante in the mode of the antiheroes growing ...

An announcement regarding the future of Venom indicates Marvel is going backwards just as it started truly pursuing a bold new direction.

After dominating live action, Venom is preparing for a different kind of adventure. Sony Pictures and Amy Pascal are sharing new details about the future of one of Marvel's most popular characters. The Venom franchise is preparing to enter unexplored territory.