With this year marking the 30th anniversary of the first appearance of Venom on the paneled page, Marvel Comics is celebrating with a new Venom series premiering this May, giving fans something to look forward to in addition to Sony's new Venom movie:

Press Release: New York, NY—February 20, 2018—New creative teams. New series. New directions. New beginnings. It all kicks off this May with VENOM #1!

“Over the next couple of weeks, we’ll be rolling out new beginnings for a few of our key franchises—new creative teams, new starting points, new storylines—all the big stuff that we’ve been building towards since LEGACY began,” said SVP and Executive Editor Tom Brevoort. “This isn’t a clearing of the slate—while these new starts will kick off with new #1s, we’ll be maintaining the classic LEGACY issue counts as dual numbering on these titles as well. Oh, and don’t read anything into not seeing a character on the Jim Cheung piece…we can only squeeze so many characters onto there without killing poor Jim!”

For more information on VENOM #1, including creator interviews, visit Comicbook.com.

VENOM #1

Written by DONNY CATES

Art and Cover by RYAN STEGMAN

On Sale 5/9/18

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