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Discover Venom in a pose directly inspired by the cover of *The Amazing Spider-Man* #346 with this Funko POP! Comic Covers No. 81 figure. This format combines a stylised figurine of the famous symbiote with a reproduction of the comic’s cover, all presented in a transparent display case designed for display.
The design showcases Venom in an instantly recognisable form, with his imposing musculature, black-and-white suit and characteristic grin. The background artwork echoes the aesthetic of issue 346 of *The Amazing Spider-Man*, reinforcing the link between the figurine and the character’s comic book history.
Designed as a complete collector’s item, this release is aimed equally at Spider-Man fans, Marvel comics enthusiasts and those who appreciate Funko’s more elaborate releases than the classic POP! figures.
Manufacturer: Funko
Range: POP! Comic Covers
Number: 81
Licence: Marvel
Universe: Spider-Man
Character: Venom
Comic featured: The Amazing Spider-Man #346
Type: POP! figurine with comic cover reproduction
Presentation: transparent collector’s box
Figurine material: PVC
Intendeduse: collection and display
Venom is one of the most iconic characters in the Spider-Man universe. He emerged from the union between an alien symbiote and Eddie Brock, a journalist driven by a deep-seated grudge against Peter Parker.
The symbiote had previously been bonded to Spider-Man, who used it in the form of his famous black suit before discovering its living nature and its influence on his behaviour. After being rejected by Peter, the symbiote found a new host in Eddie Brock, who shared his resentment.
The Amazing Spider-Man #346 marks an important period in Venom’s evolution as a recurring adversary of Spider-Man. His imposing appearance, his abilities – which are similar to Peter’s – and his ability to evade the Spider-Sense make him a particularly dangerous foe.
Over time, however, Venom evolves beyond his simple role as a villain and sometimes becomes an anti-hero, or even a protector. This POP! Comic Covers No. 81 pays tribute to his original identity as one of Spider-Man’s greatest threats, whilst celebrating one of his most memorable appearances in the Marvel comics.