Warning: contains potential spoilers for Venom #25!One major rule of time travel makes the Marvel Universe almost unique in modern pop culture. Time travel stories have been a staple of the science fiction genre for over 100 years, and with its explosion in popularity came certain rules regarding time travel - including one infamous law known as "the Butterfly Effect." Now, in a preview for Venom #25, fans learn exactly how this rule works in the Marvel Universe.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Venom #25 is written by Al Ewing, drawn by Sergio Davila, Sean Parsons, Ken Lashley, Cafu and Julius Otha, colored by Frank D’Armata and lettered by Clayton Cowles. The preview opens with Doctor Doom and Eddie Brock arriving in what appears to be prehistoric times. As they make their landing, Doom reflects on the short story 'A Sound of Thunder' by Ray Bradbury.
Marvel Rejects the Butterfly Effect in Its Time Travel The butterfly effect has become a huge part of science fiction and pop culture, but the concept was originally popularized by Ray Bradbury, and later generations of writers have played around with it. A notable recent example was in 2023’s The Flash. When Barry Allen tried to travel back in time, he found his actions in the past not only altered his own future, but other parts of the timeline as well.
Doctor Doom Has Mastered Time Travel If anyone on Earth knows the rules of time travel, it is Doctor Doom. Doom was one of the first humans to create a working time machine, beating other scientific heavyweights such as Reed Richards to the punch. This is bad news for Eddie Brock - he's currently fighting against a distant future version of himself called Meridius, and his one hope is to change the events that will transform him into the unfeeling monster.
The story will continue to unfold in Venom #25, perhaps allowing Doctor Doom to put his ideas about the butterfly effect to the test. Doom and Eddie Brock have arrived in Earth’s distant past, and begin fighting almost as soon as they get there. Doctor Doom does not care that his actions in the past could impact the future in some way, but he has always been characterized by staggering arrogance.
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