Threezero gives Venom the DLX treatment with their figure from Marvel’s Spider-Man 2.

Threezero gives Venom the DLX treatment with their figure from Marvel’s Spider-Man 2.

      Threezero has officially revealed its Venom DLX action figure, inspired by the alien symbiote's appearance in Insomniac's acclaimed video game, Marvel's Spider-Man 2. The sixth scale figure is currently available for pre-order on Sideshow, priced at $195; view it here…

      Motivated by the dramatic conclusion of Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, threezero showcases the DLX Venom (Standard Edition) Action Figure. After being spurned by Spider-Man, the alien symbiote adopts Harry Osborn as its new host, drawing from his hatred and transforming into one of the most formidable threats to ever challenge New York City in the Marvel universe. This collectible brings Venom’s terrifying Enraged form to life for the first time, reflecting the character’s significant presence and intimidating design from the game.

      Standing approximately 29.1 cm (~11.4 inches) tall, the DLX Venom (Standard Edition) features a highly articulated inner frame with die-cast components. With around 33 points of articulation, the figure can be posed in numerous combat positions.

      The imposing form displays finely detailed black symbiote muscle textures, complete with large white spider emblems crisply defined across the chest and back. The intricate sculpting and outstanding paint application create deep layers throughout the figure. Alongside the iconic fanged mouth, it accurately portrays the fierce appearance from Marvel’s Spider-Man 2.

      In addition to the standard head sculpt, the accessories include an open mouth head sculpt that can be combined with either the long or short magnetic tongues for varied styling. Coupled with multiple pairs of interchangeable hands and the Venom tendrils, the figure allows for the recreation of an array of striking attack scenes from the game.

Threezero gives Venom the DLX treatment with their figure from Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. Threezero gives Venom the DLX treatment with their figure from Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. Threezero gives Venom the DLX treatment with their figure from Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. Threezero gives Venom the DLX treatment with their figure from Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. Threezero gives Venom the DLX treatment with their figure from Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. Threezero gives Venom the DLX treatment with their figure from Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. Threezero gives Venom the DLX treatment with their figure from Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. Threezero gives Venom the DLX treatment with their figure from Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. Threezero gives Venom the DLX treatment with their figure from Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. Threezero gives Venom the DLX treatment with their figure from Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. Threezero gives Venom the DLX treatment with their figure from Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. Threezero gives Venom the DLX treatment with their figure from Marvel’s Spider-Man 2.

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Threezero gives Venom the DLX treatment with their figure from Marvel’s Spider-Man 2.

Threezero has officially introduced its Venom DLX action figure, which draws inspiration from the alien symbiote's look in Insomniac's acclaimed video game, Marvel's Spider-Man 2. The figure is in sixth scale and is a…