Eddie Brock

Eddie Brock (Edward Charles Allan Brock) is a supervillain who later became the antihero of Marvel Comics. It was created by David Michelaini and Todd MacFarlane and debuted in the 18th issue of the Web of Spider-Man comic (September 1986). Marital status: single, formerly married to Ann Weying. Occupation: reporter, criminal, vigilante. In the comics, Eddie Brock is a reporter whom Spider—Man shamed in front of his fellow journalists. Developing a hatred for Spider-Man, he went to a church to commit suicide, where he encountered the symbiote, becoming Venom. In the Sony Spider-Man Universe media franchise, Eddie Brock is depicted as an investigative journalist who connects with the symbiote known as Venom, and after as a Deadly Defender. Some information about Eddie Brock's appearance: Height: 190 cm (Brock), 225 cm (Venom). Weight: 104 kg (Brock), 318 kg (Venom). Eye color: blue. Hair color: black. In early appearances, Eddie Brock looked like an unkempt man in his 40s, but over time he began to take care of himself and now looks like a handsome man in his 30s.

Eddie Brock is a supervillain who later became the antihero of Marvel Comics. The character's character is complex and contradictory. For a long time, Eddie Brock lived with the sole purpose of continuing his parents' business. However, after entering the university, the young man began to lead a wild life. Putting himself in front of others as an experienced cynic, he was nevertheless nervous about failures in relationships with girls and often snapped at others. Eddie eventually took responsibility and felt remorse for many of his misdeeds before and during Venom's career, including the accidental murder of his neighbor's son by a teenager and an attempt to kill Spider-Man. The character also has such a trait as a willingness to give criminals and sociopaths another chance.