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Venom Reviews

10 Fun Easter Eggs In Venom That You Might’ve Missed

Venom finally has his own movie and though it doesn't feature the cameo from Tom Holland's wall-crawler that we were all hoping for, it's still full of easter eggs.
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When Eddie and Anne go on a date, Anne briefly alludes to how Brock came to leave New York and move to San Francisco – apparently it was due to an incident at the Daily Globe.

In the source material, the Globe’s a rival publication of the Daily Bugle that Brock works for. While there, he holds an interview with a man claiming to be the Sin-Eater serial killer. Spider-Man eventually captures the real Sin-Eater though, revealing Brock’s interviewee to be a fake. This costs Eddie his job and credibility, leading him to become Venom. Anne’s brief mention of the Globe suggests that these events have already played out in the film’s timeline, then. Though presumably, without the involvement of Peter Parker.

The Globe’s editor in the comics is also Barney Bushkin, and after being fired by the network in Venom, Eddie texts someone of the same name for a job, likely making one last attempt to get rehired by his former employer.


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