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Flash Thompson as Agent Venom on the cover of Secret Avengers #23 (April 2012). Art by Arthur Adams. In a January 2011 interview with Newsarama, Flash Thompson was revealed "by accident" as the new host of Venom. [19] Marvel confirmed Flash was to have his own comic using a military style version of Venom.
However, it turns out that Flash Thompson has figured out Spider-Man's secret identity too and went to May and Mary Jane in order to remove those ticking time bombs. Flash then takes the fight to Norman and while it appears as if he's gaining the upper hand, it turns out that Norman still has some Green Goblin tech beneath his symbiote and he ...
On one occasion, Peter accidentally breaks Flash Thompson's hand when he tries to fight him, a bully who has been tormenting Parker for years. When Flash's family attempt to sue, Peter becomes part of a local wrestling circuit as the masked "Amazing Spider-Man" to anonymously pay for his Aunt May and Uncle Ben's legal fees. Peter also gets his ...
Spider-Man escapes; when the Hobgoblin sees Flash Thompson making fun of him, he sets Flash up to be the Hobgoblin. 277: The Rules of the Game: DeFalco/Frenz/Charles Vess: Jim Owsley: April 1986 Two short stories. First story: Peter visits Matt Murdock at a homeless mission as a crossover story to the Daredevil storyline "Born Again" running ...
Tony Revolori as Eugene "Flash" Thompson: Parker's classmate and former rival. [29] Marisa Tomei as May Parker: Parker's aunt. [30] While developing the story, the writers realized that May would play a role similar to Uncle Ben's role in other incarnations of Spider-Man.
Venom appears in Ultimate Spider-Man (2012), with Harry Osborn and Flash Thompson's versions voiced by Matt Lanter and Norman Osborn / Green Goblin's version voiced by Steven Weber. [201] [200] Introduced in a self-titled episode, this version of the Venom symbiote is created by Doctor Octopus using a sample of Spider-Man's blood.
Spider-Man volunteers to give him more blood. In the issue, there is also a side-story "The Five Stages of Grief" written by The Spectacular Spider-Man TV series co-creator Greg Weisman. It shows Flash Thompson dealing with the five stages of grief for losing his legs [15] during the Iraq War. [16]
Meanwhile, Flash Thompson was on a date with Betty Brant until she was attacked in the restroom by thousands of spiders. Upon inspection, cocaine was discovered and the matrie'd asked them to leave. Miss Arrow appeared soon after, as she had been hiding in the stall. Afterwards, Betty distracted Flash and caused them to wreck a police car.