Perfectly sums up why Spider-Man loves his iconic Black Suit

Summary

• In Fade to Black, Spider-Man's dark side is revealed, with Peter Parker admitting that he enjoys the power of the black suit.
• Venom acts as a symbolic darkness within Spider-Man, causing a mental battle in which Peter faces his shadow self.
• Marvel's Venom War highlights Peter Parker's struggle with the black suit, revealing his inner conflict and desire for power.

Warning! Spoilers for Fade to Black Spider-Man: Black Suit and Blood #1 ahead!while Spider man New York may be a friendly neighborhood hero, there's no denying that he has a darker side, as seen when he dons his infamous black suit. This period saw him engage in a less savory activity, and his actions were soon explained as the result of Venom. a symbiote that poisons its own mind. However, Marvel is finally revealing it When Peter Parker wore a black suit, he knew who he was, and he liked it.

Just in time for Marvel The poison war At the event, Spider-Fans get a little insight into Peter Parker's first appearance in the black suit. In a series of stories detailing the various aspects of Venom and Spider-Man's relationship, none reveals their toxic dynamic more than Fade to Black by C. Michael Straczynski, Sumit Kumar, Craig Yeung, and Dono Sánchez-Almara. from the pages Spider-Man: Black Suit and Blood #1.

In a nightmarish sequence, Peter Parker talks to Venom's spirit, which resides in his brain as the dark side of his psyche. Venom attempts to bond Spider-Man with the symbiote again, but Spider-Man resists. Because he is in complete control and never has been.

Loved Spiderman Black Suit

Venom Transformed Peter Parker From Nerd To Super Power

Power without any responsibility – that's what being a villain is all about.

Spider-Man's black suit wasn't just a costume change. It reflected a darker period in Peter's life and, in his own words, allowed him to do the work. Peter Parker is first and foremost a grandmother. He's just an average kid charged with great power and trying to use that power to achieve good ends. Venom offered him a gift: power without any responsibility—that's what being a villain is all about. For a nerd who had been used to being brutally beaten all his life, the attraction of this dark power had him completely in control.

Even after being freed from the suit, Venom still lingers in the recesses of Peter's mind as an unresolved trauma, telling Peter that there is a truth Spider-Man can't even admit to himself: he liked having dark power. Only by admitting what Venom has on him can Spider-Man finally break free of this symbiote. Spider-Man must come to terms with his own shadow in order to move towards the light.

Venom is the dark side of Spider-Man

Spider-Man returns to the Venom symbiote

The venom implanted into Spider-Man's psyche is a fantastic piece of new lore, even in the face of lore changes like Venom's newly introduced weakness. Now, Venom is not only Peter's physical antagonist, but also the symbolic darkness he seeks to overcome as Spider-Man in brilliant red and blue. The only way for Peter Parker to get rid of Venom is to face him. Ignoring the dark parts of the personality means letting them get stuck in the shadows of consciousnessand so Peter confronts Venom and tells him that he was right – he was fully aware of his dark power with Venom and he was enjoying it.

Finally he admitted the truth to himself Spider-Man is nothing more than a nerd who needs to feel like a badass from time to timethis Psyche-Venom is nothing but smoke, drifting away. One of Spider-Man's best fights isn't physical at all, it's a mental one that showcases his agility and prowess in every aspect of his character. All of this explains why Spider-Man once again took up the mantle of Venom in the modern timeline. Hopefully this time Spider man it will stay in the light and not be dragged back into the shadows.

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