Venom's New Tuxedo Form Is the Costume You Wish They'd Give Tom Hardy
Artist Mark Brooks has unveiled his complete high-fashion look for Venom as a part of his iconic «Hellfire Gala Party Crasher» fan art series, giving the anti-hero a symbiote-tuxedo moment that any fan of Tom Hardy's Eddie Brock would love to see in live action. Brooks' depiction of the red carpet-ready Venom also highlights the potential creativity that comes with living with a symbiote, where a character's skin can transform into absolutely anything they can imagine!
Tom Hardy, an undeniable modern sex icon, has portrayed Eddie Brock and Venom in two Sony Pictures Marvel films, Venom and Venom: Let Their Be Carnage, and is now seen as the definitive live-action actor for the character by fans and critics alike. While Brock's Venom symbiote rapidly changes its flesh into weapons or defensive tools while in battle, Venom is rarely seen using his transformational skin for more light-hearted reasons, something that Mark Brooks has surely fixed.
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Artist Mark Brooks first shared a glimpse at Venom's Hellfire Gala look back in April, in a dual piece of art featuring the stunning Mary Jane Watson, who apparently decided to bring Venom as her plus one to crash the 2nd Annual Hellfire Gala. Venom's «costume» is so unique to Marvel Comics because it is not fabric or unstable molecules, but a literal alien being, taken form around a human body. While Venom's costume has changed and been updated over the years, it primarily has transformed to suit the different environments he has to do battle in, but Mark Brooks' stunning portrait of «Party Venom» shows the diverse looks which the symbiote's shape-shifting form could take. The antiheroic symbiote's Hellfire
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