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Venom: The Enemy Within #1 cover
Cover: Bob McLeod

Venom: The Enemy Within #1

Feb 1994 · Marvel · 2.95 USD; 3.75 CAD; 2.20 GBP
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“Part One: Down and Dirty!”

In "Part One: Down and Dirty!", Venom dives into the sewers of San Francisco, where a sudden goblin invasion has the city on edge. With mayoral candidate Charles Palentine exploiting the chaos, Venom tracks the creatures to their hidden lair—only to discover a far more unexpected prisoner: Morbius the Living Vampire. Written by Bruce Jones and brought to life with gritty detail by Bob McLeod (pencils and inks) and Tom Smith’s bold colors, this issue sets a dark, urgent tone for the series. The cover by McLeod captures the menace of the underground threat in stark, shadowed lines.

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writer Bruce Jones · artist, inker Bob McLeod · colorist Tom Smith · letterer Diana Albers · cover Bob McLeod

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artist, inker Bob McLeod
colorist Tom Smith
letterer Diana Albers
cover pencils, inks Bob McLeod

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San Francisco has been invaded by goblins from the underground. Mayoral candidate Charles Palentine uses the situation to strengthen his position. Venom investigates and finds that the goblins have inadvertently transported Morbius the Living Vampire to their underground lair.

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