[Peteparker]

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Originally Posted by Tiberius

Ask and you shall receive

Ulysses Klaw (Earth-616) - Marvel Comics Database

:P

There's the most accurate Marvel resource on the net.

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Originally Posted by D Day

That depends on if Thanos has the gauntlet or not, if he does, there's no question he'd whoop anyones ass.

If he doesn't then maybe Cyborg Mag's has a chance.

Yea, I thought that was Onslaught, not Cyborg Mag...

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Originally Posted by Optimus Vader

Mac Gargun. He was right after Eddie Brock.

Actually, there were at least two different Venoms between these guys, but Eddie and Mac had the symbiote the longest thus far, aside from Peter Parker.

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Originally Posted by D00MTR0N

ok next question lol,why is he so much bigger muscle wise then brock,I mean look at the 2 figures,it is the same symbiote right?

actually my lazy ass just googled gargan and I forgot he was once scorpion which explains the size,though with the ss venom figure I think instead of the arm gimmick they should have given him a scorpion tail like they did with the 6"spiderman line venom.

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Originally Posted by Optimus Vader

Who do you think I am... Jason Addadon?

Without hitting Marvel wikia for fine details... I was always under the assumption that Mac was just a bigger dude than Eddie was.

P.S. Mac was Scorpion too. I at least know that.

It's mostly artistic style. Back in the late 80's/early 90's when Eddie Brock first debuted, he was enormous. He was taller, and more filled out than Schwartzeneiger. It was meant to be a juxtoposition to Peter Parker, who was skinny, small, and gangly. The difference in size coupled with Peter's inability to 'spider sense' Eddie in the symbiote was meant to be the ultimate challenge to Peter's abilities.

As time went on, Venom became more and more scaled down, so that around the time of the Maximum Carnage story, he was just a little bigger than Peter.

Mac Gargan, on the other hand, has always been equal to Peter, if not a little smaller. His scorpion suit put him on an even playing field with Spidey when he first came out in the mid-60's. When he purchased the symbiote after it was put up for auction, it manifested itself differently on him, again making the Venom character much bigger than Spider-Man, and one of the powerhouse characters in the Marvel Universe once more. (Albeit on a much smaller scale than people like Colossus, Thing, and Hulk).

In the end, it's just the difference between how artists interpret the character, which translates to the figures. Though you could say that the Stretch Strike Venom is probably the most accurate and true size of the character in general.