Venom Modern Era Epic Collection: Sting Of The Scorpion. This item is unavailable.Venom Modern Era Epic Collection: Sting Of The Scorpion

The Venom symbiote claims a new host, who just happens to be one of Spider-Man's greatest enemies! Venom's murderous offspring, Carnage, is about to reproduce himself - and Venom won't stand for it! Only a now Eddie Brock-less Venom can save the life of its symbiotic grand-child. But is the new arrival named Toxin destined to be an even greater monster than those that came before it - or something else entirely? Then Venom forms a new bond - but is Angelo Fortunato, son of a mob boss, man enough to host a symbiote? Maybe Mac Gargan, A.K.A. the sinister Scorpion, is more Venom's speed - but then can Spider-Man triumph against two of his most bitter foes combined?! In a world where Norman Osborn is in charge, Spidey villains enjoy fresh opportunities - and for the new Venom, that means a place on Osborn's Thunderbolts! But is he ready to play hero? Plus: Look back at the dark origin of Eddie Brock that led him to join with Venom! Collecting: Venom vs. Carnage (2004) #1-4; Marvel Knights Spider-Man (2004) #7-8, 11; Sensational Spider-Man (2006) #38-39; Thunderbolts: Reason in Madness (2008) One-Shot; Venom: Dark Origin (2008) #1-5; material from Civil War: Choosing Sides (2006), Spider-Man Family (2007) #3

Mark Millar is a New York Times best-selling comic-book writer, Hollywood producer and President of Netflix's Millarworld Division in Los Angeles. Mark and his wife Lucy sold their company to Netflix in 2017 and their first series from the world's biggest streaming platform is Jupiter's Legacy, an eight-part superhero blockbuster in 2021. His previous work includes Kingsman, Kick-Ass, Wanted, Old Man Logan, Superman: Red Son and CIVIL WAR. Old Man Logan was the inspiration for Hugh Jackman's Logan movie and Civil War was the inspiration for Marvel's Captain America: Civil War. His Superman graphic novel Red Son was adapted in 2020 as an animated movie and is the biggest-selling Superman graphic novel in history. Civil War remains Marvel's biggest-selling graphic novel of all time.

Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa is an award-winning playwright, screenwriter, and comic book writer. In television, he was a writer on the HBO series Big Love for three years, and is currently a writer/producer on Glee. For Marvel Comics, he has written Spider-Man, Nightcrawler, The Fantastic Four (winning a Harvey Award for MK 4), and many others, and also adapted Stephen King's epic novel The Stand into a best-selling 30-issue series. His accomplishments in the theatre world include over fifteen plays produced around the world; on Broadway, he was part of the team brought on to revamp Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark. For film, he wrote the new 2013 Carrie, based on the Brian DePalma classic, and a remake of the cult classic The Town That Dreaded Sundown, both for MGM. For Warner Brothers, he has written a new version of the horror musical Little Shop Of Horrors and the live-action adaptation of Archie.

Christos Gage (born 1977) is a Greek-American screenwriter and comic book writer. He is known for his work on the TV series Daredevil, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and Numbers, and the films The Breed (First Look Pictures) and Teenage Caveman (Creation Features). In the comics industry, he has done considerable work on the titles Angel & Faith (Dark Horse), Avengers Academy, The Amazing Spider-Man and The Superior Spider-Man (all Marvel).