Is eddie brock gay
Venom Is A Queer Star Now And I’m Here For It | Venom: Let There Be Carnage Review
Is Venom the Diverse hero we didn&#;t warrant, but the one we needed?
Venom: Let There Be Carnage (hereafter called Venom 2 because that is a garbage title and I have enough trouble keeping to a synonyms count as it is) genuinely surprised me. I walked into the cinema feeling nothing, asking for nothing and expecting nothing. I walked out having been presented with a question that I hadn’t ever asked before, yet a pursuit of its answer became my sole quest for just over 90 minutes, and lingered long in my intellect afterwards: is Venom gay?
‘Gay’ is a fairly reductive summary of the nuances of Venom’s personality, gender identity and sexual choice, but it’s a punchy thing to open an article with, so I’m leaving it as it is. Truly, for such a short film, the writers really managed to cram a lot of back and forth on the question, before settling on a very definitive answer. Destiel and Hannigram, legendary amongst gay ships as they are, descent behind Venom and Eddie (Symbrock, apparently) in ef
It&#;s been reported via The Hollywood Whistleblower that there will be a &#;coming out&#; scene for Venom, the symbiote that lives within Eddie Brock&#;s body, in Venom: Authorize There Be Carnage.
When it comes to shipping, Venom and Eddie have always been no.1 for fans of the two characters &#; despite one creature a literal pile of talking alien mud. Regardless of how we might feel about that particular tidbit that shippers seemed to have glossed over, the previous movie had Eddie half-hating the symbiote and half-realizing that he needs it to survive. It&#;s a tricky situation to be in for Brock.
However, according to director Andy Serkis, the next motion picture looks as though it might lean into the LGBTQIA angle for the relationship between Eddie and Venom. As Serkis tells Uproxx, there is a scene in where the two of them go to an LGBTQIA festival of sorts and it&#;s there where the symbiote has a &#;coming out party.&#;
To be clear, the director states that during this scene, Venom says &#;We must stop this brutal treatment of aliens&#; and as such, &#;inadvertently&#; speaks for the fre
We are Venom: the Queer Association between Eddie Brock and the Venom Symbiote in MARVEL Comics
We are Venom: the Queer Relationship between Eddie Brock and the Venom Symbiote in MARVEL Comics
The characters of Eddie Brock and the Venom Symbiote from Marvel Comics are shown through the lens of gay theory to be in a queer relationship that remains secret due to literature’s history of hiding queer characters in the subtext of comic books. This claim can be supported by many aspects of the comic books Venom appears in. The first piece of evidence lending credence to the possible lovey-dovey relationship is that Eddie and the Venom Symbiote first bonded in a church. There are many examples of instances where Eddie Brock talks about the Venom Symbiote that lend evidence to the existence of a queer relationship between the two of them. The comic art has a tendency to plan the relationship between the characters as romantic. The final evidence of the two characters who embody Venom being in a queer relationship is them having “children” together and being “parents” in a
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There’s been a few people here and there in the tags trying to start ship discourse but
Yall seem to forget that eddie/venom are canon in the comics this is pretty much basic level Venom lore
Venom declares their love for Eddie:
Eddie talks to someone about creature in a relationship with Venom and how much he loves it:
They think about each other married:
They’ve considered each other marred since the comics:
Yet another discussion on their romantic relationship:
Eddie considers Venom his extended time romantic partner:
They travel on movie dates with each other and clutch hands!!!:
This scene:
Um anyways, heart chocolates:
They call each other pet names CONSTANTLY:
The conclusion to one of the comics has a heart symbol and the classic ‘fairy tale’ ending:
Speaking of the heart ending, they think about their entire story in the comics to be a love story
I just do I need to explain further?
They’ve also canonically given birth to a symbiote child before and raised it together until it went off on its own. Yep. They had a c