Marvel has certainly given us some pretty mind-blowing moments over the years. From Iron Man’s ultimate sacrifice to Wanda going full chaos mode, we’ve seen superheroes break, evolve, and go rogue.

Venom may be the most famous symbiote to come out of Marvel Comics, thanks to his battles with Spider-Man, but he's just one ...

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the King In Black and God of the Symbiotes!Created by writer Donny Cates and artist Ryan Stegman, Knull made his debut in Venom #3 back in 2018, with his origin story handily explained in the ...

Venom: The Last Dance features all kinds of Easter eggs and Marvel references amid all the crazy symbiote mayhem and Knull ...

(Another nifty Knull fact: His blade, All-Black the Necrosword, is stolen by Gorr the God Butcher ... with his symbiote horde, which leads to a team-up between the Avengers and Venom to save ...

the god of the symbiotes, who was created by Donny Cates and Ryan Stegman. Knull is played by Andy Serkis, who you might recall directed the second Venom film, Let There Be Carnage. Knull is ...

Initially introduced as an eldritch god of darkness ... with indications that he is sending waves of symbiotes and other creatures to confront Venom. Notably, Venom seems to hold something ...

“Venom: The Last Dance” introduces the literal god of symbiotes – Knull, a being older than the universe itself. Being older than time means there’s quite a bit of history about the ...

The Venom symbiote has had a number of different hosts ... cosmic horror of the symbiote with the introduction of Knull, a god of darkness who created the Klyntar, the symbiote's race.

But it was Venom who gave Knull the killing blow, becoming the new King of the Symbiotes as a result. As the God of the Abyss, the immortal Knull has superhuman strength and durability.