A few people have watched Peter Venkman's movie in the world of venomous snakes. He plays a geeky junior college student who is suddenly gifted with spider-like powers. Initially confined to wheelchair because of an unintentional lobotomy procedure and then he soon gains flight and telepathy, enabling him to battle villains such as The Joker (Tom Cruise), Electro (Erick Bloodstone), The Spider (Sidney Poitier) and a host of others. Although venom is a well-known villain in the Marvel Universe it's not clear what his other toys are. Is there a bestvenom villain to match up with Peter? Peter?

Peter Venkman was inspired by two distinct characters that are part of the DC comics Universe. They've been renamed as the Symbiotes, The Phantom and Green Lantern. As you are aware the Symbiotes are green-skinned alien parasites that are able to attach themselves to the victims of their. Later, they transform the host into a deadly and violent being called Symbiote. Thus begins the twisted relationship between Peter Venkman (Jared Rushton) and the Symbiotes.

The storyline of the movie is great However, the storyline for the Symbiotes isn't. Their story isn't well-known and their origins aren't even fully understood. Because of this, they have an unique appeal that is difficult to match. The design of the Symbiotes - silver and black makes them appear tough, and the blue and red coloration of their costume make them look like the vicious and deadly venom from the film. The symbiote's venom is extremely powerful, since it grants Peter Venkman superhuman strength.

The alien symbiote, known as Scorpion is among the most formidable villains in Marvel Universe.watch movie The villain made his comic debut in Amazing Spider-Man #75. He had a huge symbiotic body that could attack Peter Parker. He has been a nemesis to the crooks on the street since the time of. In the movie, after Peter Parker goes to college, he goes back to his home, and falls off the tree, which draws an alien symbiotic, known as the Scorpion and binds himself to Peter Parker and begins releasing a chemical poison that causes all the Spiders of New York City to attack Spider-Man.

In the movie, after an item in a briefcase that contains a sample of the venom is taken by The Vulture and a group of New York City cops try and track him down. After a chase involving trains, planes, and a tank, police are tracking the symbiote to an area in which it is stored. The Vulture attacked Spider-Man and gave his body with venom. This causes him to become irritable and weak. He also injects a new chemical into Spider-Man's head , known as "green venom", which causes an enzymatic reaction in his system that creates an antidote to his weakness. Peter is saved by police and is able to go back home.

In the television show as well as the film due to be released in which the Vulture attacks Peter Parker and he is required to take a serum to stop the deadly venom from infecting him. He is forced to take the serum and when returning to the police station to gather the evidence then the Vulture attacks him again. This time the Vulture targets Ben Affleck, an investigative journalist. Peter Parker is forced to take Ben to the hospital to seek medical attention. With the help of the new Spider-Man, The Vulture is defeated and is taken away to prison. However, he soon escapes again and begins his next nefarious scheme of manufacturing venom.


In The Amazing Spider-Man 3, Dr. Curt Connor creates a venom symbiote to inject into Spider-Man. The symbiote enables Peter Parker to have increased strength and web-swinging abilities. The Vulture uses his venomous web to draw Maddy Prior, the foreign liaison of the New York City Police Department into a warehouse. He intends to steal the venom from the wealthy woman he would like to marry. However, when The Vulture murders Prior, Peter Parker assumes the responsibility of protecting New York City and becomes the latest masked crusader against the evil that is afflicting the city.

The Vulture has been featured in a variety of comic book series and one of my favorite is the Spider-Man and Wolverine co-stars. The Vulture is like The Wolverine in that they are both dangerous and tough villains. In the comics, The Vulture is also an alcoholic, and often drinks so much that he falls into a deep sleep. His mask appears very like The Wolverine's, and it is easy to discern that they are alike. Both are tough villains and formidable adversaries for Peter Parker and the rest of the Spider-Man brood. With the release of the upcoming Spider-Man 4 movie, I feel that The Vulture might get more attention from Marvel.