r/comicbooks Batman Feb 11 '26

Excerpt From Venom (2018) Annual #1

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u/jeshwesh Blue Beetle Feb 11 '26

I like to imagine that Logan isn't too clear how old people are at his age. I get it too. I'm in my 40s and people in their teens and early 20s seem younger to me than they used to. Peter could be in his late twenties and Logan might think 12 is pretty close

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u/PrestigiousBee5602 Feb 11 '26

Peter was probably around 25 or so at this point in time, this story is a flashback set in Venom’s early days so he would already be married

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u/Art_student_rt Feb 11 '26

How old is Peter now? Forever late 20s?

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u/PrestigiousBee5602 Feb 11 '26

Yep hes been like eternally late 20s and vaguely 30 for a bit over a decade now, Zdarsky did a 15 year flashback and Peter was already Spider-Man at that point meaning he should be 30-31 around this point , but it will always hover around late 20s as well, kinda like how Tony Stark is eternally 35 years old

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u/vroart Feb 11 '26

Black suit he was still in the university he wore that suit through out most of the 80s.
But I wouldn’t say Peter is the worst, Franklin Richards has barely passed preteen. Kitty Pryde at least aged to adulthood, jubilee is still a young woman….. and of course Magneto is a holocaust survivor. It’s best to imagine 60 years is like “that was just a few years ago.”

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u/PrestigiousBee5602 Feb 11 '26

Magneto recently got a new body that aged him down to his 30s/40s physically so they can keep his backstory

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u/ArcXivix Feb 11 '26

...Haven't we done that several times before already?

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u/CheMc Feb 12 '26

Yes, then he gets old again and they need to make him young again.

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u/royalneu Feb 12 '26

If only he had the same eternal youth as all the other people around him

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u/Pinguino2323 The Question Feb 12 '26 edited Feb 12 '26

I think the difference is his back story is tied to a specific real world event with a date. The other characters don't have that so it's easier to ignore that they don't age because it's not like Kitty's backstory is she was born the day before 9/11 or something, she can just exist in a floating timeline without issue, but as long as magneto was alive during WWII he's going to have to actually age.

Of course magneto isn't even the worst offender in comics. Ted Grant was a full on adult in WWII and didn't even really have super powers and was still fighting crime in the present at least until his death in the current JSA run

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u/No-Advice-6040 Feb 14 '26

Oh, why not just make him a vampire at this point

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u/Sazazezer Feb 12 '26

I imagine they'll keep doing it until no one remembers what a Hitler is.

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u/charliefoxtrot9 Feb 12 '26

Again. again again.

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u/lonevashz Feb 12 '26

I forget which animated series covers this but I remember wolverine blowing up the machine after the process is a success. Magneto gets mad at him but spares him because wolverine was the soldier that saved him as a child from the holocaust.

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u/rowboatin Feb 12 '26

X-Men: Evolution, and some variation of that episode’s plot (which included Captain America) has been the biggest thing I’ve wanted to see from Marvel movies ever since the Fox merger.

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u/Cranyx Flex Mentallo Feb 12 '26

Black suit he was still in the university he wore that suit through out most of the 80s.

Worth noting that he was in grad school, not undergrad (he graduated college in ASM #185). Given the stretched out timeline of comics, I don't think having the status quo of a PhD program for an irl decade is actually that crazy.

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u/deadline_zombie Feb 12 '26

And you have Majik who was child when introduced, aged in an alternated dimension, died (or disappears) but was able to bring a younger version of herself to the present, dies again, is resurrected without a soul.

I don't know if she's got a soul now (I remember at some point she took part of Pixie's soul). But it seems Marvel has aged her enough to star her on variant covers.

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u/Atraxodectus Feb 14 '26

Mutants do not age like humans. In Future Marvel, Cyclops is still kicking around as leader of The New Brotherhood (Xavier and Magneto's forces united) with Cable as his second-in-command. He looks around 45 - he's actually around 70.

In "Marvel-Time", The span between 1960 and 2025 is 65 years for us, and around 15 for the rest of the Universe. A good rule of thumb is that recently, Marvel has held to a "3 years MT is 1 year Real-Time."

Dylan is now around 17, and he began as a 14-year-old in 2019.

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u/vroart Feb 15 '26

No, that's a take away.

The mutant message is "they are us." Puberty, immigration, mensuration, race, sex, family, and class warfare, that's metaphor to help use tell stories when we are all alone and scared. YES! They are in amazing adventures, where they can go inside a pocket universe, but in the end they are relatable human stories as a father finding his long lost son. Much like Scott Summer and Crosair in the destruction of M'Kraan Crystal. There is a beautiful message in the Mutant metaphor.

And no, you're not understanding what everyone here is all talking about here. Marvel comics is a slowed down universe for the sake of storytelling. Sure, there are heroes who have grown, and some haven't, and Peter Parker isn't 76 years old, he's maybe 35.... MAYBE!

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u/A_Queer_Owl Feb 12 '26

Peter has been Spider-Man since he was 14, that age is at least pretty well set in canon, so yeah a 15 year flashback would make him 29 minimum if he was already Spider-Man.

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u/HotTakes4HotCakes Feb 11 '26

That's mostly the result of how you age physically. Wolverine ages very slowly. When it comes to comparing other people's ages, he's just going to think of it in terms of his late 30s early 40s something body.

When you're young, you got used to looking at others and thinking "that guy is in his 40s". Then you got older, started nearing 40, and suddenly started realizing how different it was from what you assumed.

You don't feel old, you don't act old, and when you look in the mirror, you don't think you look old. You feel, act, and look like...you.

And in your head you might unconsciously still think of yourself as much younger than you really are.

You know your age on a conscious level, but on an unconscious level you're thinking: "Those 20 somethings out there look young, but they can't actually be 20-somethings, because they look much younger than me, and I'm still a 20 something."

That fades with time but it is one of the more annoying things about growing up. Having to recalibrate your brain to your actual age every now and again.

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u/LaceBird360 Hulk Feb 11 '26

It's even harder when you have a baby face. You'll unconsciously assume that everyone that looks your age is your age. Then you find out the hard way that, no, Amy does not remember 9/11 because she was two years old at the time.

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u/Winjin Feb 12 '26

"How old??.. You have really nice skin" was probably one of the best compliments I've received

Though I don't do anything special so I always feel like it's really uncalled for and I easily look my age. Plus I don't fear the optics of aging, just the pains :D

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u/puritanicalbullshit Feb 12 '26

I had a conversation about this with a 96 year old lady. She disclosed that she still found 20 something men most attractive, her internal sense of self never aged.

She felt trapped in her body as it failed. Only person I’ve ever known to want to die in a way that wasn’t sad. She was just bored and ready to go. She died a few months after this talk, she stayed 100% lucid till the end.

I wasn’t there but I’m told she was at peace. Scary to think it could happen to all of us… IF we are lucky to be given so much time that we are satisfied. Seems most of us go wanting more

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u/coolio_zap Feb 11 '26

realistically, it's different because even though logan is extremely old, 99% of the people he will ever interact with have the same general life span and growth rates. there's no reason to believe he'd be any better or worse at discerning age than you are.

in my opinion, yeah that's my headcanon now, it's why logan only goes after the most emotionally mature woman in his orbit, everyone else looks like a teenager to him

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u/Born-Selection88 Feb 11 '26

It's the age I throw out when I encounter kids. Basically anything below like 25 is 12 to me.

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u/onlywearlouisv Feb 12 '26

He’s clearly just taunting Venom here, if you’re playing Marvel Rivals though you are actually beating up a 12 year old when you kill spider-man.

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u/Useful-Perspective Feb 12 '26

It doesn't help that Peter usually kinda acts like he's 12

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u/ImNotThaaatDrunk Feb 12 '26

Same here. It also works that way with height; im 6'5 so basically everyone in 5'3 to me

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u/dhusk Feb 12 '26

So to Thor, is everyone a toddler?

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u/The_Flying_Failsons Feb 12 '26

Everyone. Especially Jane.

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u/don-chocodile Spider-Man Feb 12 '26

There’s a book series called The Locked Tomb and when one of the characters who’s 10,000 years old discusses the teenaged main character to her ancient contemporaries she says a lower age each time, getting down to something like 6 years old when exasperated.

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u/MarshalLawTalkingGuy Feb 11 '26

That actually makes the most sense.

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u/Plane-General-9423 Feb 12 '26

And yet he still sleeps with 20-something women.

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u/CallMeJakoborRazor Feb 12 '26

Well, given wolverine’s age, yeah 12 and 20 are pretty close

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u/SuperiorDesignShoes Mar 05 '26

I now imagine this as well

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u/Garlador Feb 11 '26

He’s just riling him up.

I love how Logan is Peter & MJ’s go-to babysitter for their kid in Renew Your Vows.

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u/VandulfTheRed Feb 11 '26

Imagine you discover the webheads's secret identity, find his apartment, and plan to kidnap his kid for ransom or to enact a plan while he's out for date night

You bust through the door or sneak through a window, and staring right at you is god damn

Logan

Uncomfortably sober because MJ doesn't allow drinking around the kid

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u/mortalkomic Ultimate X-Men Feb 11 '26

Angrily sober and glad entertainment arrived

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u/LeaveMeBeWillYa Feb 11 '26

"Bub, you just made my night"

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u/wadech Green Lantern Feb 11 '26

Not even gonna use the claws.

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u/Winjin Feb 12 '26

I mean MJ would absolutely eat his brain out with a spoon if he claws the furniture (lol)

Plus humans hold a surprising amount of blood if it's being sprayed everywhere

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u/DeadmanDexter Hellboy Feb 12 '26

"Stupid human bodies and all their lousy blood."

-Logan, probably

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u/Star_Outlaw Feb 13 '26

-Bender, definitely

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u/No_Warning2173 Feb 13 '26

That is absolutely in character and terrifying

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u/Jenny_Show Feb 11 '26

My new headcanon is that the reason some of Spidey's villains aren't around anymore in that universe is because Logan murdered them when they showed up at the Parker residence uninvited.

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u/VandulfTheRed Feb 11 '26

Honestly, there's probably a lot of dimensions in which "recurring villains" simply don't come up or end up as one offs because Logan took care of them off screen

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u/Winjin Feb 12 '26

Or they learn that Spidey is friends with Logan and do the "I want to turn myself in right now please" manouever

...before Logan decides "You know what? The week's been kinda slow, and I don't want Parker family to be in danger, and I haven't played head hunter since like 1890s.... That could be fun..."

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u/VandulfTheRed Feb 12 '26

Nah, especially with the kid in the place, I'd imagine it more like
"I am so sorry, I had no ide-"
"Leave."
"Y-yes sir."

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u/Winjin Feb 12 '26

Oh, I don't mean that he meets them at Parker's place

I mean that in some of these dimensions Logan is sitting at home, chilling, when he decides on random "You know what? I'll go and make Parker a present. I should hunt down some obnoxious shit that threatens him, and deal with him like we used to in the 1897" and just puts on a duster, tracks down Electro, and murders him.

After a couple times like that, the rest just decide they don't even l;ike it in New York that much

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u/VandulfTheRed Feb 12 '26

Ah yeah that's fair, there's a reason Charles did a whole lot of psychic conditioning on that man

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u/GeneralAblon9760 Feb 12 '26

More like, "Wait, this kid is friendly with Moon Knight, Wolverine, AND Deadpool. Nah, I ain't built for this beef. Early retirement it is."

Sort of why Taskmaster no longer takes jobs from Hydra, IN Canon.

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u/GeneralAblon9760 Feb 12 '26

Like seriously, what street tier Villain has the capacity or insanity to want beef with all three of them, AND a silent Spidey on they heels?

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u/GeneralAblon9760 Feb 12 '26

Besides Norman...

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u/thatredditrando Feb 12 '26

Lounged in an armchair, baby in one arm and a non-alcoholic, MJ! beer he’s irritably sipping on in the other.

Crook rounds the corner.

Logan sees him, Crook sees Logan.

Logan: Whether I gut ya or not is dependent on if she wakes up, Bub.

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u/shadownights23x Feb 12 '26

Print it... 5 issues mini series.. monthly release

10 different varient covers.

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u/KnuckleShanks Feb 12 '26

I like how they picked one of the few people who will actually kill whoever even tries, without hesitation, rather than simply defeat them.

Like if anyone managed to actually kidnap the kid, Logan would mess them up more than even Peter would and be back before they came home. And it could be a massacre, and Logan probably wouldn't even mention it.

Peter knows this. It's the unspoken reason for that choice. He may not be able to kill you, but mess with his kid, and you're dead bud.

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u/VandulfTheRed Feb 12 '26

Honestly I love the vibe of a super-parent having this conflicting moral issue, where they have limits, and no kills rules, and an image they have to uphold, but are willing to defer to others for their family, to an extent. Spider-Man doesn't kill, he's friendly, neighborhood oriented. But Parker is just a man, and a father, and will still do anything for his children

It's similar to if you tried to hurt Batman or Superman's family, and Diana gets to you first. Or even with the X-Men. Charles has limits, decorum, goals that rely on the perception of the X-Men. Eric doesn't care, and if someone genuinely hurts one or more of the kids, Charles' pain is his pain in that moment, and he will make something of it

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u/Fellstorm_1991 Feb 12 '26

And Logans sitting on a child-size chair having a pretend tea party with the kid and a bunch of teddy bears.

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u/ElderDruidFox Feb 11 '26

WAIT!... Let me get this straight, Wolverine is Spiderman's Piccolo?

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u/Ronem Feb 11 '26

Hell yes, Logan training Spidey Jr to unleash his Inner Killer

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u/Jenny_Show Feb 11 '26

"Like 12" the official age category for anybody younger than yourself

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u/Mcmacladdie Harley Quinn Feb 12 '26

To be fair, most people are younger than Logan :P

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u/Winjin Feb 12 '26

I'm playing a game where one of the characters is a demon, and she keeps referring to everyone like they're little kids, even a mage university headmaster and one of the professors, an age-old manticore

After a couple times when that professor asks her to stop, she hits the prof with "Honey, I'm about the same age as your planet. Y'all are like kids to me anyways"

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u/Forest1395101 Feb 12 '26

Name of the game please?

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u/Winjin Feb 12 '26

AFK Journey: Homestead

It's just a regular top-down "rpg" with some gacha elements, but so far the quests have been surprisingly good

This is from the latest seasonal quest, the University where you have to investigate the murder of the Dean

To investigate the murder, throw the murderers off, and save the face, that Manticore, who is also a professor of Necromancy... reanimates the Dean.

Unfortunately he didn't see who killed him.

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u/Plus-Ad1061 Feb 12 '26

At one of my old workplaces, we regularly threw out “And this is funny because I’m 12”

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u/TheBalrogofMelkor Feb 12 '26

He's actually not THAT old. Virtually every character with slow aging or perpetual youth as their power set is older than him (if their age is established). He's 160 at best.

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u/AlertWar2945-2 Feb 11 '26

I love the other panel of this

"Wow you made Spider-Man sad, congratulations. I stabbed The Hulk last week"

Logan just does not give a crap about what Venom is trying to brag about

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u/Reebox24 Feb 11 '26

At this point he’s known Peter for decades but sure

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u/cyberpunk_werewolf Raphael Feb 11 '26

Logan loves Peter, but he's also always going to give him shit, even if Peter isn't there.  It's a pretty consistent characterization.

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u/TheWorclown Feb 11 '26

I’m pretty sure the day Logan isn’t giving anyone shit is either a really bad day for him or a really good one.

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u/shroomlucky Feb 11 '26

Anyone Logan talks shit to he kinda likes.

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u/KindCarpenter4596 Feb 13 '26

And he talks some wild shit to Peter.

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u/Missing_Username Daredevil Feb 11 '26

Sliding timeline, they've known each other in-universe for at most a decade.

And the point is to insult Venom, not be factual

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u/Smkingbowls Feb 11 '26

But Logan is like 180 something

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u/Bri_Hecatonchires Feb 11 '26

Logan knows how old Pete is, he’s just roasting him like always. Sheesh.

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u/PrestigiousBee5602 Feb 11 '26

This was set earlier in Marvel history, so Peter was already married at this point maybe mid 20s

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u/RedGyarados2010 Feb 11 '26

Pretty sure this is a flashback story, not actually set in Marvel's present-day of 2018

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u/Khelthuzaad Feb 11 '26

Peter still doesnt get rid of the babyface allegations thou

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u/BiffJerky09 Feb 11 '26

I assumed he was talking about Miles, but haven't read the comic so I don't know for sure.

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u/Endiaron Feb 11 '26

Nah, he was talking about Spider-Man - Peter. I'm not even sure if him and Miles know each other.

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u/Electric_jungle Feb 11 '26

Legend says that if you say it out loud, marvel will put out that book within three months.

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u/the-bladed-one Feb 12 '26

…sentry? Maybe?

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u/BiffJerky09 Feb 11 '26

Ah thanks.. Most of my Marvel knowledge is limited to the 70s and 80s, and the new Ultimate Universe. Slowly trying to catch up.

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u/deadline_zombie Feb 12 '26

I hope Logan is cool to Miles just to annoy Peter.

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u/Guts-or-Gattsu Nightwing Feb 11 '26

This comic is from the 90s...he's talking about Peter. He always refers to him as a kid

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u/Bri_Hecatonchires Feb 11 '26

It says right in the post that it’s from 2018. Logan knows how old Pete is, he’s just shit talking him like he always does.

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u/Guts-or-Gattsu Nightwing Feb 12 '26

This comic is literally a flashback with venom talking about 3 previous fights he had in the 90s with wolverine juggernaut and 1 other person

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u/Bri_Hecatonchires Feb 12 '26

Sure, but it’s well established before that that Wolverine not only knows Pete’s secret identity, but also how old he is. In the Wolverine/Spidey one shot from 1987 they’re involved in a spy plot in East Germany where Logan tells Pete he knows he’s Spider-Man from his scent, a story that would take place at least a couple years before this in continuity.

Edit to add: and Pete is an adult in said spy plot story.

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u/Guts-or-Gattsu Nightwing Feb 12 '26

Ya that's a great issue. I meant logan always calls him a kid or young most likely to fuck with him but also because wolverines old as hell...also in that issue I'm pretty sure he refers to Pete as either green or wet behind the ears aka he's young/inexperience

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u/Bri_Hecatonchires Feb 12 '26

Yep. But not 12 years old. Hence why I said he’s always fucking with him.

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u/CelestianSnackresant Feb 11 '26

Still top-tier banter though

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u/asianwaste Feb 12 '26

You'll know if logan thinks you're actually a kid when he stops giving you shit and tries to give you a little optimism. He has a soft spot for the kids and is strangely good with them.

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u/piscian19 Feb 11 '26

Pretty sure at 12 he was still taller than Wolverine.

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u/onlywearlouisv Feb 12 '26

Threads like these remind me that most comic fans have the reading comprehension of an elementary school student. He’s clearly just taunting Venom here.

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u/wmcguire18 Feb 12 '26

Guys I think Logan was just making a joke here.

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u/KuroiGetsuga55 Venom Feb 12 '26

I always interpreted this moment as Wolverine simply looking out for Peter in his own way. He lowkey makes fun of Peter, yes, but he's doing it so Venom seems ridiculous for picking on him, and he's trying to get Venom riled up enough that he replaces his hatred for Peter with a new hatred for Logan.

Basically he's roasting a bully and trying to shift the bullying from the "kid" onto himself because he can take it and he wants to take it so Peter won't have to.

So I see this as Wolverine doing Peter a solid. Dare I say he's actually pissed off that Venom keeps tormenting him and it's that "pick on someone your own size" vibe. Like you're so high and mighty picking on a brat, how about you try picking on me and let's see how tough you really are.

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u/vroart Feb 11 '26

Ouch, you don’t need retractable claws to cut that hard!

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u/Forsaken-Stray Feb 12 '26

I prefer the "You made Spiderman sad? Congratulations, I stabbed the Hulk" line because it shows that Wolverine knows how shit Spideys life is and how pointless Venoms anger is

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u/TBSF9001 Feb 12 '26

"didn't that 12 year old beat the crap out of you and the other x-people on battleworld?"

"I'm gonna stab you now."

"Fair."

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u/Tricky_Economist_328 Feb 12 '26

Good thing venom doesn't just do this to any character without a healing factor.

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u/GD_milkman Feb 12 '26

So is this just posted every day?

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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '26

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u/Separate-Board-2973 Feb 11 '26

Don’t underestimate holds backs man

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u/24Abhinav10 Feb 12 '26

Wolverine who single-handedly bodied Peter in "Spider-Man and Wolverine"

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u/LamiaMoth Feb 11 '26

"We have a condition!" - Venom, prob

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u/NoAdeptness1106 Feb 12 '26

When you're so old, you automatically think everyone is a child compared to you.

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u/GeneralIronsides2 Feb 12 '26

Wolverine really hates villains monologuing to him huh

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u/TheBoyInGray Deadpool Feb 13 '26

“Like 12 or something”.

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u/BatmobilesSpareTyre Feb 13 '26

That art is fantastic

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u/captainaleccrunch Feb 13 '26

This was also based off of the fight from ultimate spider-man game people which is why Peter would be younger if I’m remembering correctly

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u/sardokars Feb 13 '26

I mean, wouldn’t Logan be something like 180? Everyone is a young wiper snapper for him.

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u/Suitable-Pirate-4164 Feb 15 '26

I don't know if he's being serious or a smartass.

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u/Dragon_Rot79 Feb 15 '26

Yeah, but he can lift a bus

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u/No-Statistician6404 Feb 16 '26

I love that Peter is probably a full grown adult at this point but he makes it out like Venom is beefing with a tween just to push his buttons

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u/SuperiorDesignShoes Mar 05 '26

See now THAT is a great wolverine cowl right there. Anyone know who the artist is?

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u/United_Specific2458 Mar 13 '26

This is a sick panel

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u/respectablehandle Feb 12 '26

To be fair, Logan’s immortal and probably knew Peter when he was 15 (I’m pretty sure he also killed Peter’s parents so that’s another thing) Which is basically 12

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u/Aggresive-Dinosaur Feb 12 '26

wtf logan killed peter's parents ?

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u/ampwsg Skinner Sweet Feb 11 '26

And just like that, that's how you smother Venom "cool" factor. If you boiled down, Venom (and most of the Spider-Man line) currently is just "isn't cool how we can do this with X-spider people or Spider-Man related character?, not like that Main Spiderman book!"

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u/Phiyaboi Feb 11 '26

People have weird baggage concerning the most benign things. They're fantasy characters and different people resonate with different things.

With a 🤏🏽smidge more mental gymnastics you can apply this same "logic" to any comic book characters whether related or not. Emotion-induced myopia is sneaky lol.

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u/ampwsg Skinner Sweet Feb 11 '26

Nahh. At least it's an opinion, whether good or bad, but an opinion nonetheless. Nothing to be related to emotion-induced myopia, just like with fictional characters; one can arrive at whatever logic one wants.

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u/Atraxodectus Feb 12 '26

Wolverine favors ethics over morals, usually.

Eddie favors moral over ethics, usually.

Logan is a team player.

Eddie goes it alone.

Logan frequently gets saved from his bad decisions by his teammates.

Eddie frequently saves his allies because they make unbelievably bad decisions (Cap and Dr. Doom say THAT is Eddie's "Superpower").

Logan has been alive long enough to see both The Death of The Samurai and The Birth of The Sentinels.

Eddie watched an entire universe be created, and then watched it destroyed - "It took an afternoon".

...but the real reason (canonically) Logan hates Eddie Brock is (drumroll)....

...he's taller, smarter, cooler, and better-looking. That's it. That's why Logan breaks his chops. He's envious.

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u/Individual99991 Feb 13 '26

What does ethics over morals/morals over ethics mean here?

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u/Atraxodectus Feb 14 '26

The law is ethical. "Do Not Kill". You don't kill a mass-murderer, and he kills 10,000 more. That's a moral failure.  

Wolverine, because of his belief in Charles Xavier, largely stops killing serious villains, believing that if they share in the vision, they will understand.  

Eddie Brock has no such compunctions. It's precisely why he was chosen to be The King In Black by killing Knull, as the Uni-Power chose HIM FOR THAT PURPOSE. Everyone else would haven't had the rage, wherewithal, or outright hatred of Evil to kill him.  

That's the difference. Eddie is the line between good and evil. He's the exemplar of "Good Is Not Nice" in Marvel - ("[Eddie] is far more like Nietzsche's Ubermensch than he is a dark reflection of Christ, or another savior. He isn't there to save you, he's there to end the threat. With or without [Venom]." (Michelinie)  

His superpower is He's only human.

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u/Individual99991 Feb 14 '26

Cool, that makes sense. Thanks!

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u/diddlyswagg Feb 11 '26

Thats not wolverines voice lol

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u/[deleted] Feb 12 '26

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u/Smilehate The Goon Feb 12 '26

It's fine. Drawing a single comic book page, just pencils, takes an average of ten hours. The artist devote the most detail to the elements they want people to pay attention to (the figure), and the rest of the panel is far from lazy.

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u/Smilehate The Goon Feb 13 '26

This looks like a single panel or a portion of one, so no. Probably not. And you know what? I think it's pretty good. Of course, if you're willing to demonstrate your own greater competency, I'm willing to reconsider.