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Venom gets the variant cover treatment for 30th anniversary

I think it’s probably safe to call Venom a classic Spider-Man villain at this point. And since he’s been around for three decades, Marvel is prepped to celebrate with some variant covers.

Venomous variations

I can remember when Venom was considered “new”, and that’s a tag that lasted a shockingly long time. Now though, I think it’d be a stretch. He’s been around since 1989 after all, and wow has the big guy had some big moments in that time.

Interestingly enough, that’s the theme of this spread of Marvel variant covers. Celebrating 30 years of Venom, Marvel has crafted this set of variants to showcase the sometime villain’s biggest and best highlights.

There’ll be 20 of these in all, and each one will feature either new talent or a classic Marvel illustrator. You’ll find the likes of “Mark Bagley, Mike Perkins, Francesco Francavilla, Ron Lim, Inhyuk Lee and more” included.

Here’s the issues that you’ll want to keep an eye out for this May:

  1. ALL-NEW WOLVERINE #33 by DUSTIN WEAVER
  2. AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #798 by TERRY and RACHEL DODSON
  3. AVENGERS #687 by JAMAL CAMPBELL
  4. BLACK PANTHER #172 by GREG HORN
  5.  CAPTAIN AMERICA #700 by KALMAN ANDRASOFSZKY
  6. DAREDEVIL #601 by RAMON PEREZ
  7. DOCTOR STRANGE #388 by CHRIS STEVENS
  8. INFINITY COUNTDOWN #2 by RON LIM
  9. INVINCIBLE IRON MAN #599 by AKCHO
  10. MARVEL 2-IN-ONE #5 by DAVE JOHNSON
  11. MIGHTY THOR #706 by MARK BAGLEY
  12. NEW MUTANTS #2 by BENGAL
  13. OLD MAN LOGAN #38 by GREG SMALLWOOD
  14. PETER PARKER: THE SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN #303 by ROB LIEFELD
  15. THANOS #18 by MIKE PERKINS
  16. VENOM #164 by JOHN TYLER CHRISTOPHER
  17. WEAPON H #2 by MIKE MAYHEW
  18. X-MEN: BLUE #25 by FRANCESCO FRANCAVILLA
  19. X-MEN: GOLD #25 by TODD NAUCK
  20. X-MEN: RED #3 by INHYUK LEE

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Jason's been knee deep in videogames since he was but a lad. Cutting his teeth on the pixely glory that was the Atari 2600, he's been hack'n'slashing and shoot'em'uping ever since. Mainly an FPS and action guy, Jason enjoys the occasional well crafted title from every genre.

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