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Yes, i know Venom Galactus was just an illusion created by Mysterio. Just pretend he's real for a little bit. Carnage symbiote won't make much of a difference; Galactus was still a few thousand times more powerful then him. In the movie maybe, but comic book Galactus can like, destroy Earth with a thought. He beats Surfer pretty easily, unless you can name a specific instance where Surfer took down the big G. Giving Galactus the Venom Symbiont wouldn't even be upgrading him Galactus still curbstomps.

Galactus vs venom

An issue of Web of Spider-Man from the s once teased a version of Galactus that had bonded with the Venom symbiote — while this turned out to be a trick, conjured by perennial Spidey villain mysterio to startle the Webslinger, the apparition of Galactus-Venom provides a tantalizing prospect for Marvel fans, one the company should follow up on. Web of Spider-Man 90 — written by Howard Mackie, with art by Alex Saviuk — features an array of holographic representations of Spider-Man baddies, but the stand-out is Galactus-Venom, a towering version of Galactus, one of Marvel's earliest and most enduring cosmic threats. The appearance of such a great synthesis of two iconic character concepts is more than a tease; it is akin to a promise, as though Marvel is saying, " we are aware this is awesome, but now is not the time to explore it. Marvel's concentrated effort to introduce new, increasingly more powerful cosmic characters comes at a time when Galactus is dead , having been killed by Thor. If and when the character makes his return, it will be to a drastically different Marvel cosmology — one more crowded with dangerous deities and god-level enemies than ever before. Accordingly, he will need to be brought back in a unique, interesting way, with some measure of distinction from his previous incarnations. Similarly, Venom has lately been supplanted by Carnage as the foremost symbiote in the Marvel Universe. The key to both characters' return to prominence is Galactus-Venom, first glimpsed in Web of Spider-Man Venom's shift from villain, to anti-hero, to full-on hero has only continued to accelerate in recent years — and prior to the death of Earth Galactus, the character had ceased to be a purely villainous character as well, having been given a more heroic turn. While the original Galactus-Venom hologram projected by Mysterio in Web of Spider-Man 90 appeared as a threat to Spider-Man, and was obviously being used to villainous ends, the current state of both individual characters offers an exciting alternative. Marvel could potentially introduce Galactus-Venom as a hero, in a further evolution of their respective separate redemption arcs. The last several years have seen Carnage — Venom's truly unhinged offspring — on a quest through the Multiverse, seeking to become a god. Recent events have only brought Carnage closer to achieving cosmic power. Already one of the most dangerous beings in the Marvel Universe, his ascension to deity-level would result in unimaginable devastation and trauma.

Resurrecting Galactus and giving him an off-shoot of the Venom symbiote could be Marvel's best hope of salvation.

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While the stakes aren't as high, Kevin Feige has been actively teasing big things to come. He went on to say, via Complex , "I think there have been many clues already, that are at least apparent to me, of where this whole saga is going. While the limitations of paralysis are definitely a physical constraint for Charles Xavier, he still has the most powerful mind in the entire universe. From his sheer telekinetic strength, Professor X could easily take down Galactus with the help of the X-Men. Hopefully more mutants are introduced into the MCU, as the X-Men will definitely need to be around to deal with the threat of Galactus.

Galactus vs venom

An issue of Web of Spider-Man from the s once teased a version of Galactus that had bonded with the Venom symbiote — while this turned out to be a trick, conjured by perennial Spidey villain mysterio to startle the Webslinger, the apparition of Galactus-Venom provides a tantalizing prospect for Marvel fans, one the company should follow up on. Web of Spider-Man 90 — written by Howard Mackie, with art by Alex Saviuk — features an array of holographic representations of Spider-Man baddies, but the stand-out is Galactus-Venom, a towering version of Galactus, one of Marvel's earliest and most enduring cosmic threats. The appearance of such a great synthesis of two iconic character concepts is more than a tease; it is akin to a promise, as though Marvel is saying, " we are aware this is awesome, but now is not the time to explore it.

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Carnage symbiote won't make much of a difference; Galactus was still a few thousand times more powerful then him. No not really. New Customer? The Surfer has never beaten his master in an upfront fight to my knowledge, and never will unless powered by an external source or just pure PIS. It's not like Surfer could of gotten any stronger. XMen : No An issue of Web of Spider-Man from the s once teased a version of Galactus that had bonded with the Venom symbiote — while this turned out to be a trick, conjured by perennial Spidey villain mysterio to startle the Webslinger, the apparition of Galactus-Venom provides a tantalizing prospect for Marvel fans, one the company should follow up on. Marvel's concentrated effort to introduce new, increasingly more powerful cosmic characters comes at a time when Galactus is dead , having been killed by Thor. More to explore. Combining the two would be a great way to further their respective journies while fulfilling the promise of Galactus-Venom. Web of Spider-Man 90 — written by Howard Mackie, with art by Alex Saviuk — features an array of holographic representations of Spider-Man baddies, but the stand-out is Galactus-Venom, a towering version of Galactus, one of Marvel's earliest and most enduring cosmic threats. I'm not sure you know who the Surfer is. The last several years have seen Carnage — Venom's truly unhinged offspring — on a quest through the Multiverse, seeking to become a god.

All-Black is an immensely powerful Necrosword forged by Knull at the dawn of time using his firstborn symbiote and the cosmic energies from a dead Celestial 's head. Secretly, the Necrosword was linked to and empowered by the Celestial that was used to forge it, who created an afterlife that absorbed the souls of all slain by the Necrosword, [14] until that link was severed. For this, Knull was banished by the other Celestials, but within the slain Celestial's head , the primordial symbiote was tempered using the Celestial's divine power.

See full article at ScreenRant. The Surfer can get stronger by siphoning all types of energy. An issue of Web of Spider-Man from the s once teased a version of Galactus that had bonded with the Venom symbiote — while this turned out to be a trick, conjured by perennial Spidey villain mysterio to startle the Webslinger, the apparition of Galactus-Venom provides a tantalizing prospect for Marvel fans, one the company should follow up on. Giving Galactus the Venom Symbiont wouldn't even be upgrading him No not really. This topic is locked from further discussion. Carnage symbiote won't make much of a difference; Galactus was still a few thousand times more powerful then him. Galactus can easily take back the power cosmic he imbued Norrin Radd with to become the Silver Surfer. Galactus still curbstomps. That is only 5 percent. Already one of the most dangerous beings in the Marvel Universe, his ascension to deity-level would result in unimaginable devastation and trauma. Web of Spider-Man 90 — written by Howard Mackie, with art by Alex Saviuk — features an array of holographic representations of Spider-Man baddies, but the stand-out is Galactus-Venom, a towering version of Galactus, one of Marvel's earliest and most enduring cosmic threats. While the original Galactus-Venom hologram projected by Mysterio in Web of Spider-Man 90 appeared as a threat to Spider-Man, and was obviously being used to villainous ends, the current state of both individual characters offers an exciting alternative. Summary Marvel should follow up on Galactus-Venom, a combination of the two iconic villains that it teased back in