Binding: Toy
Brand: Spider-Man
EAN: 0653569242758
Item Dimensions: 120070088200
Label: Hasbro
Manufacturer: Hasbro
Model: 69212
Publisher: Hasbro
Studio: Hasbro

Features:

• Venom figure measured approximately 6 inch in height
• Detailed, highly poseable figure with exclusive supermetal finish
• Limited Edition
• For age 4 and up

Editorial Review:

Product Description:
Eddie Brock can't remember the moment at which he went crazy. He was a normal man once - maybe with a surplus of anger, but never a killer. The symbiote changed him - made him somehow more. Stronger, faster, smarter. More angry. It gave him claws and the will to use them. It took his rage at the man who destroyed them both - SPIDER-MAN - and made it potent, powerful, murderous. As VENOM he's got all the fighting skills and high flying talents of SPIDER-MAN. As VENOM he's got one goal: the destruction and death of SPIDER-MAN

Average Rating:

Rating: - venom
My son loved this venom; very true to form. It does have limited mobility, but who cares, it looks cool and the packaging is great if you are a collector.

Rating: - Good version of Venom
This is the way Venom should have been done in the first place without it being a Wal-Mart exclusive. It's color accurate and just looks better. I had one problem with mine though. I have 3 of these and opened one, the paint they use to get that shiny look chips of easy so, for kids I would be careful but, for collectors..I would highly reccomend this. Get one before it's gone, these are very limited edition and once they are gone they are gone for good.

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Rating: - Aesthetically, a much better choice than the standard Venom figure
As a huge collector of mainly Star Wars merchandise, I understand when a reviewer might complain about something nitpicky, like the other
Spider-man 3 Venom figures being purple (instead of black, like from the comics) or with the limited ones having the taped-up packaging. Whereas the other Venom figures in the series have a goofy purple color to them, this Venom is black. I bought one to open up and one to display, and the figure itself, while not featuring all the articulation of some other ... Read More