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The home and species of the Venom Symbiote is known as Klyntar. Oddly enough, Klyntar by nature are peaceful and seek to only bond with worthy creatures in need of their powers to help right wrongs. If they bond with evil hosts, as Venom eventually did, they become corrupted and vengeful.

As Spider-Man discovered, exposing the Venom Symbiote to loud noises is one way to separate the alien from its host. In this case, the web slinger climbed to the top of a belltower and removed Venom from his body with the deafening clang of the bells.

British actor Tom Hardy will take on the role of Eddie Brock in Israeli producer Avi Arad's upcoming solo "Venom" film. The "Revenant" star, who is rumored to have a role in the upcoming "Star Wars: The Last Jedi," takes over the role from American actor Topher Grace in "Spider-Man 3."

As far as we know, Venom has bonded with everything listed here in the Marvel comics except a carnivorous plant. (No doubt, that's coming.) In the "Old Man Logan" series, Wolverine and Hawkeye were even pursued by a Venom-powered T. Rex.

Those who bond with Venom are given access to Spider-Man's super powers, including the ability to produce webbing and lift heavy objects. These abilities were transferred to the alien upon his bonding with Peter Parker after arriving on Earth.

American filmmaker Ruben Fleischer's 2009 comedy horror "Zombieland" ranks as one of the most beloved zombie films of all time. A sequel to the supernatural film is currently in pre-production and will likely follow "Venom's" debut sometime after 2018.

Israeli rocker Gene Simmons, the frontman for the rock band KISS, has an extremely long tongue reminiscent of the one used by Venom. In addition to animated cameos in series like "Scooby-Doo," Simmons and KISS also have their own comic book franchise.

Venom's first cameo appearance came in a May 1984 comic book. The idea actually came from a fan, who conceived of an all-black suit to help Spider-Man have more stealth at night. It wasn't until years later that the Symbiote element was added to give the suit a nefarious origin.

American actor Hank Azaria, best known for his voice work on the animated series "The Simpsons," was also the first to provide the voice of Venom in 1994's "Spider-Man: The Animated Series." Like Mark Hamill's Joker, Azaria gave the Symbiote a raspy, reptilian voice.

Before "Spider-Man: Homecoming" rebooted the franchise, actor Andrew Garfield was set to star as the web-slinger in a third "Amazing Spider-Man" film. The main villain? None other than Venom, who would have gone toe-to-toe with Spidey for the second time on the silver screen.

Adding to its cache of A-list stars, producers for the "Venom" film announced that Michelle Williams would be joining the cast in the role of a district attorney. The American actress has previously starred in "Manchester by the Sea," "Brokeback Mountain," and "Shutter Island" opposite Leonardo DiCaprio.