The Curiosity Universe has found itself in a battle with Knull and his symbiote armies, as the entire world is giving in slowly but surely to the symbiotes corrupting them. This all started in 1984's Undercover Wars when Spider-Human being plant the first symbiote on Battleworld and unwittingly brought information technology back to Globe.

Things have changed a little over the years when information technology comes to retcons concerning what the symbiote is and what it represents. Still, the 1 affair that has not changed is how Secret Wars gave Spider-Man his black costume, which later became a living symbiote and eventually Venom.

In Secret Wars #8 past Jim Shooter, Mike Zeck, John Beatty, Jack Abel, Mike Esposito, Christie Scheele and Joe Rosen, the heroes and villains that The Beyonder gathered together on Battleworld had a major fight, one that the heroes ultimately won. All the same, later on the fight, the heroes needed to regroup, and several of them needed to replace their costumes. While they were on Battleworld, this should have been impossible, merely Thor and Hulk were able to find new costumes and and so pointed Spider-Homo in the same direction.

Blob discovered a machine that would produce any clothing the heroes wished it to create. Thor had his greatcoat and helmet destroyed in the battle, and he was able to use the car to produce new ones. This excited Spider-Man, who went in and saw the machine. He got under a dome and idea virtually getting a new costume. Instead of giving him a replica of his original costume, a small-scale black brawl appeared. Spider-Human lifted it, and so his spider-sense went off equally it started to form onto his body. It then created a new blackness costume, which Spider-Human being admitted he was not thinking about when he wished for it. However, he seemed to like what he got.

There are three things to note nearly this scene from Secret Wars. First, Spider-Man was unsure which machine to use, creating the possibility that he didn't use the costume-making motorcar but a dissimilar ane. The second is that his spider-sense started tingling when the blackness ball started to course onto his arm, meaning there was danger sensed. The 3rd thing is that this entire moment was retconned subsequently in Deadpool'south Hugger-mugger Wars #3 past Cullen Bunn, Matteo Lolli, Ruth Redmond and Joe Sabino, a series in which the Merc with a Mouth claimed he was too on Battleworld, even though he wasn't shown in the comics. In that effect, Deadpool encountered the symbiote starting time, way before Spider-Man found it.

This also showed that the symbiotes were non inherently evil and were actually a peaceful race. Notwithstanding, the one that attached itself to Spider-Homo had been corrupted when it sensed Deadpool's evil side. In other words, the symbiotes accept the personality of the host and expand on that. However, the truth is that the symbiote wanted to be a hero and did that even while Spider-Man was sleeping. In Astonishing Spider-Man #258 by Tom DeFalco, Ron Frenz, Josef Rubinstein, Bob Sharen and Joe Rosen, Spider-Human being took his costume to the Fantastic Four, and that was when Reed Richards realized it was a symbiote alien able to control Spider-Man.

Reed Richards quickly institute the weaknesses of the symbiote. He used a Sonic Blaster and bombarded it with Sonic Waves, driving information technology off Spider-Homo's body. And so, Reed had the Homo Torch flame on and surround it with burn down, proving the two inherent weaknesses of symbiotes — sound and fire. The symbiote eventually escaped and found Eddie Brock, and that is when Venom was born, but it all started with Spider-Human being and theSecret Wars crossover.

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