However, he left behind a sample of the Venom symbiote, which seems to foreshadow Tom Holland's Spider-Man bonding with it in future films. However, The Last Dance puts this tease into question.

More importantly, the camera pans to reveal a vial containing a smidge of sample symbiote, one that powered Dr. Payne (Juno Temple) in the movie’s climax, that survived the blasts/acid baths.

The post credit-scenes in Venom: The Last Dance hint at a future events that may never happen. ... Rex appeared at the bar, collected the symbiote sample, and took the bartender in for questioning.

Imperium scientist Dr. Teddy Payne (Juno Temple) survives by bonding with a unique symbiote sample, which transforms her into engery-charged “Agony,” who escapes the facility at super speed.

There is one ominous indicator of where this power is headed, as Venom #8 ends: some acolytes steal a sample of symbiote codex and bring it to a lair where we find none other than Cletus Kasady ...

Venom #2 Takes the Symbiote Back to the War ... taken by mysterious American forces and transformed into a killing machine with a symbiote sample.

But that's all part of Venom's comic book roots. Eddie Brock may be the most famous host of the Venom symbiote, but he's far from the only one.

All Symbiote suites in Spider-Man 2. Throughout the story, Peter Parker gets three suits related to the symbiotes: the Black Suit, the Symbiote Suit, and the Anit-Venom Suit.

Venom, an alien symbiote in the Spider-man universe, ... The agency's upcoming Mars 2020 rover will cache the most-promising samples it finds for a future sample-return mission.

Tony has devised a plan to deal with Fallen Venom, but first, he needs to collect a live symbiote sample. Luckily Spiderman has fought Venom so many times that he knows what to do to get close to ...