Venom #0 - blisterato + gadget - 1 Comic - Various editions - 1994/1992





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Venom n. 0, Platinum Edition, Italian language, published by Marvel Comics in 1994, in softcover binding, condition Excellent, preserved in its original sealed plastic protective sleeve and containing promotional material and Venom stories.
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Title and Number: Venom No. 0 ("Venom Platinum Edition").
Publication year: 1994 (Marvel Comics / Marvel Italia).
Conditions and extras: The comic is kept inside its original sealed transparent plastic protective sleeve. Inside this promotional issue (i.e., the 1994 Venom No. 0 Platinum Edition) you will find:
Agenda / Phone directory: More than a complete comic story, the issue was mainly created as a gadget/tiny planner ("The number of my enemies' phone numbers") intended for readers of the time to note contacts, numbers, and notes.
Inside you will primarily find the following stories and narrative segments:
- Venom: The Lost Days (from The Amazing Spider-Man #388)
Plot: After bonding permanently with the alien symbiote, Eddie Brock contemplates his vendetta against Spider-Man. The story follows Eddie as he tails Peter Parker to Atlantic City, seeking the right moment to eliminate him while dealing with his own instability and loneliness.
- Venom: First Blood (Parts 1-3) (from The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #26, The Spectacular Spider-Man #12 and Web of Spider-Man #8)
Plot: This sequence explores the very early moments of the bond between Eddie and the alien creature. It recounts the journalist Eddie Brock's descent into despair—who, after losing his job thanks to Spider-Man, goes to a church to take his own life—up to the fateful encounter with the symbiote, with whom he discovers a visceral, shared hatred for the Wall-Crawler.
Short stories and editorial insights
The volume also includes bridging content, fact sheets, and short stories or What If...? from the period (such as the confrontation/interaction between Venom and the Punisher) aimed at defining the status of the "lethal protector" and antihero that the character was earning in those years on American pages.
Title and Number: Venom No. 0 ("Venom Platinum Edition").
Publication year: 1994 (Marvel Comics / Marvel Italia).
Conditions and extras: The comic is kept inside its original sealed transparent plastic protective sleeve. Inside this promotional issue (i.e., the 1994 Venom No. 0 Platinum Edition) you will find:
Agenda / Phone directory: More than a complete comic story, the issue was mainly created as a gadget/tiny planner ("The number of my enemies' phone numbers") intended for readers of the time to note contacts, numbers, and notes.
Inside you will primarily find the following stories and narrative segments:
- Venom: The Lost Days (from The Amazing Spider-Man #388)
Plot: After bonding permanently with the alien symbiote, Eddie Brock contemplates his vendetta against Spider-Man. The story follows Eddie as he tails Peter Parker to Atlantic City, seeking the right moment to eliminate him while dealing with his own instability and loneliness.
- Venom: First Blood (Parts 1-3) (from The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #26, The Spectacular Spider-Man #12 and Web of Spider-Man #8)
Plot: This sequence explores the very early moments of the bond between Eddie and the alien creature. It recounts the journalist Eddie Brock's descent into despair—who, after losing his job thanks to Spider-Man, goes to a church to take his own life—up to the fateful encounter with the symbiote, with whom he discovers a visceral, shared hatred for the Wall-Crawler.
Short stories and editorial insights
The volume also includes bridging content, fact sheets, and short stories or What If...? from the period (such as the confrontation/interaction between Venom and the Punisher) aimed at defining the status of the "lethal protector" and antihero that the character was earning in those years on American pages.

