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~ Riot
Trevor Cole, better known as Riot, is a supporting antagonist in the Marvel Comics universe. He is one of the anti-hero Venom's arch-enemies (along with Carnage and Knull), and a prominent enemy of Spider-Man.
He is a mercenary who, after being experimented on with one of Venom's "offspring" by the Life Foundation, was transformed into the alien monster Riot. He is one of Venom’s spawns/offsprings (along with Carnage, Scream, Agony, Lasher, Phage, and Sleeper).
Trevor was a volunteer/mercenary for the sinister Life Foundation, an organization that was preparing for the M.A.D. (Mutually Assured Destruction) fallout of the Cold War and sought to provide a comfortable life for their wealthy clients after the impending nuclear holocaust. Trevor was picked from the organization's security force made up of cops, soldiers, and mercenaries to take part in an experiment. Venom went through a procedure where multiple "offspring" were created from him—thus Riot, the product of a symbiote spawn and Trevor was born. Unlike the other symbiote hosts, Trevor was extremely aggressive and unsympathetic, far worse than his "siblings" (with the only exception being Carnage).
Trevor's lack of control over the alien inside him kept resulting in violence, so he and the other LF symbiotes kidnapped Eddie Brock in order to learn control over their powers. During Venom's time as Lethal Protector of San Francisco, Riot and his "siblings" were defeated by Venom and Spider-Man. Trevor's symbiote was artificially aged to dust and his body was caught in a massive explosion.
It was later revealed that Riot and the other symbiotes had survived due to efforts by the Life Foundation. They broke Eddie Brock out of prison and kidnapped him in a last ditch effort to communicate with their alien "others." Unfortunately Eddie refused to aid them, due to Carnage's example that his "children" became psychopathic killers. Scream killed Trevor with a sonic knife after killing Leslie (Agony) having snapped from her schizophrenia and her symbiote's influence, believing that the symbiotes and any who host them were evil. Trevor's death assisted Donna in misleading the others into thinking Eddie Brock was picking them off.
After Death[]
Trevor's symbiote (Riot) survived, and was imprisoned/experimented upon in The Vault along with its siblings (with the exception of Carnage and Scream). The symbiotes eventually merged together, and bonded with a man known as Scott Washington to form Hybrid.
Other Versions[]
Symbiote[]
Riot was one of the five Life Foundation Symbiotes that were forcefully spawned from the Venom symbiote. When it was trapped after his host was killed, it was merged with the other Life Foundation's symbiotes (except Carnage and Scream), to create a new symbiote called Hybrid, which bonded with Scott Washington.
After Washington was killed by, the now symbiote hunter, Eddie Brock, his symbiote was presumably found by the U.S. army and was was defused into Lasher, Riot, Phage and Agony again. Each of the symbiotes was given to each member of the Mercury Team. Apparently, the defusion, or it nearly death, caused each symbiote to be weaker, not being able to bond totally to it's host.
The members of the Mercury Team helped Spider-Man, the new Venom and Scorn to battle Carnage, who was taking over the city of Doverton, Colorado.
Heavy Mettle[]
A version of Riot is a member of Heavy Mettle; a group of criminal enforcers in the employ of Joseph Manfredi. This version has no relations to Venom or the symbiotes.
Riot is featured as one of the two main antagonists (alongside Carlton Drake) of Venom (2018). Unlike his comic-book counterpart, the Riot symbiote bonds with Carlton Drake. This version of Riot symbiote is far more powerful than its original comic incarnation.
In Videogames[]
Riot appears as an enemy in the video game Spider-Man and Venom: Separation Anxiety.