Venom: The Enemy Within #3

Venom: The Enemy Within #3 was published in 1994 as the penultimate installment of a three-part limited series written by Bruce Jones with artwork by Kelley Jones. Released during a period when Marvel Comics was heavily capitalizing on the massive popularity of the Venom character, the series positioned Eddie Brock as a dark protagonist battling the demonic entity Demogoblin and the villainous J. Jonah Jameson. The narrative serves as a bridge between various Venom-centric miniseries that proliferated throughout the mid-nineties.

The visual direction of the book is characterized by Kelley Jones's signature atmospheric, gothic-inspired style, which departs from the more traditional superhero house style of the era to emphasize the grotesque and supernatural elements of the symbiote. The series was met with interest from collectors at the time, particularly those focused on the 'symbiote boom' of the nineties, though it is now primarily remembered for its distinct aesthetic contrast to the mainstream Spider-Man titles of that period.