The three Spider-Women, now free to act, immediately turned their attention to Black Spider-Man, no longer bothering with The Lizard, who had someone looking after him.
No one knew who noticed it first, but Anya Corazon took out the sonic device designed to deal with Symbiotes and used it on Black Spider-Man.
The sonic attack at the correct frequency indeed froze Spider-Man in place. He writhed in pain, his body twisting unnaturally.
The other two Spider-Women did not stand idle either. They took out their own sonic devices and used them on Black Spider-Man as well. The three formed an equilateral triangle around Spider-Man, trapping him in the center.
With nowhere to flee, the Symbiote tried to burrow back into its host's body, regardless of whether that would help it evade the sonic attack. But Spider-Man seemed to realize something—or perhaps Spider-Sense warned him—and he actively began stripping the Symbiote suit from his body.
Attacked from both inside and out, the Symbiote suit reverted to its sticky, slime-mold-like form. Right before everyone's eyes, it slipped through a gap between the three Spider-Women and possessed the unlucky fool standing at the edge of the bridge, snapping pictures nonstop because he thought he had an exclusive scoop.
Henry had no idea how Eddie Brock had ended up there. All he could say was that the cast of a grand drama gathering in one place was either fate or simply an unfortunate coincidence.
The black Symbiote—possibly Venom—burrowed into Eddie Brock's body and shoved him over the edge of the bridge. The bridge deck was nearly forty meters above the river, and he plunged straight into the water.
Although the three Spider-Women had made sonic devices capable of driving away Symbiotes, they had not created any way to capture one. They could only watch