The logo, shown below, was captured by Collider and shows the flash of red in the design, and a small “3” positioned to the top-right of the “Venom” title. Screen Rant has reached out to Sony for comment on the logo. The logo differs substantially from what was first revealed, which depicted a much larger, red “3” positioned directly behind the title. The color alone heavily suggests the involvement of Toxin – a red symbiote, like Carnage, that uses Patrick Mulligan as a host. The positioning of the “3” in this logo, however, could hint at another mind-bending detail.

What Venom 3’s New Logo Reveals About The Marvel Movie

With Mulligan’s survival being so conspicuous in the climax of Venom: Let There Be Carnage, the involvement of Toxin is practically a dead cert that the red color schemes of both Venom 3 logos corroborate. The position of the “3” in the updated logo, meanwhile, resembles the mathematical sign for “cubed,” i.e. a number multiplied by itself three times. With that in mind, this could imply that Venom 3 may involve multiple Venoms – this time as variants rather than offspring. This would bring a mind-bending new layer to the movie, rather than simply depict Venom fighting yet another symbiote.

The multiverse is currently a pervasive theme in superhero movies. Sony’s Spider-Man Universe is no exception, as Eddie Brock was last seen in the post-credits scene of Spider-Man: No Way Home after being transported to the MCU’s universe. This not only confirms that the multiverse exists in Sony’s Spider-Man Universe, but that Venom has visited another universe and even left a piece of himself there. The debut of multiversal Venoms, therefore, could both end the trilogy with a bang and open the door for a new Eddie Brock to continue Venom’s story in Tom Hardy’s absence after Venom 3.