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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Spider-Man's [[ThouShaltNotKill commitment to not killing Carnage]] and stopping those willing to do the deed are initially noble, but by the end, come off as self-righteous and stupid. His final interference really takes the cake, even insisting: "Too many people have died! One more won't solve anything!" Every time he saves Carnage, more people end up dying. Him arguing that Kasady deserves better than death is an insult to all of his victims, especially when Peter states that he (in his own twisted fashion) may be the "most innocent of all". Considering that Carnage had already murdered hundreds of not ''thousands'' of civilians, this rings so hollow that [[LampshadeHanging even Carnage himself doesn't buy it!]]
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Spider-Man's [[ThouShaltNotKill commitment to not killing Carnage]] and stopping those willing to do the deed are initially noble, but by the end, come off as self-righteous and stupid. His final interference really takes the cake, even insisting: "Too many people have died! One more won't solve anything!" Every time he saves Carnage, more people end up dying. Him arguing that Kasady deserves better than death is an insult to all of his victims, especially when Peter states that he (in his own twisted fashion) may be the "most innocent of all". Considering that Carnage had already murdered hundreds of if not ''thousands'' of civilians, this rings so hollow that [[LampshadeHanging even Carnage himself doesn't buy it!]]it]]!
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Spider-Man's [[ThouShaltNotKill commitment to not killing Carnage]] and stopping from from killing those willing to do the deed are initially noble, but by the end, come off as self-righteous and stupid. His final interference really takes the cake, even insisting: "Too many people have died! One more won't solve anything!" Every time he saves Carnage, more people end up dying. Him arguing that Kasady deserves better than death is an insult to all of his victims, especially when Peter states that he (in his own twisted fashion) may be the "most innocent of all". Considering that Carnage had already murdered hundreds of not ''thousands'' of civilians, this rings so hollow that [[LampshadeHanging even Carnage himself doesn't buy it!]]
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: Spider-Man's [[ThouShaltNotKill commitment to not killing Carnage]] and stopping from from killing are initially noble, but by the end, come off as self-righteous and stupid. His final interference really takes the cake, even insisting: "Too many people have died! One more won't solve anything!" Every time he saves Carnage, more people end up dying. Him arguing that Kasady deserves better than death is an insult to all of his victims, especially when Peter states that he (in his own twisted fashion) may be the "most innocent of all". Considering that Carnage had already murdered hundreds of not ''thousands'' of civilians, this rings so hollow that [[LampshadeHanging even Carnage himself doesn't buy it!]]
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Spider-Man's [[ThouShaltNotKill commitment to not killing Carnage]] and stopping from from killing are initially noble, but by the end, come off as self-righteous and stupid. His final interference really takes the cake, even insisting: "Too many people have died! One more won't solve anything!" Every time he saves Carnage, more people end up dying. Him arguing that Kasady deserves better than death is an insult to all of his victims, especially when Peter states that he (in his own twisted fashion) may be the "most innocent of all". Considering that Carnage had already murdered hundreds of not ''thousands'' of civilians, this rings so hollow that [[LampshadeHanging even Carnage himself doesn't buy it!]]
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* {{Narm}}: Carnage's vocabulary is constantly changing as a result of [[DependingOnTheWriter multiple writers on board]]. In some cases, he sounds like the street punk that he started out as. And in others he comes off as Doctor Doom would when delivering a BreakingSpeech. This applies to Shriek on occasion.
** In one scene, the heroes quell a riot not by throwing punches but by talking sense into the mob. This is fine in the case of characters like Spidey and Captain America, but in one of the most awkward, weird, hilariously out of place scenes in the entire crossover, Deathlok comes across a nerd looting a computer supply store. When the nerd recognizes Deathlok and geeks out over his tech specs (remember, he's a cyborg), Deathlok sternly reminds the young man that stealing computers isn't cool. That's right, ''Deathlok the Demolisher'' has a heart to heart moment with a larcenous nerd.
** The Alpha Magni-Illuminizor, better known as "The Good Bomb". Aside from it being not [[AssPull being set up whatsoever]], the whole concept of pushing back the darkness with positive emotions sounds like something out of the revelations. For it to be converted into actual science is beyond ridiculous.
** In one scene, the heroes quell a riot not by throwing punches but by talking sense into the mob. This is fine in the case of characters like Spidey and Captain America, but in one of the most awkward, weird, hilariously out of place scenes in the entire crossover, Deathlok comes across a nerd looting a computer supply store. When the nerd recognizes Deathlok and geeks out over his tech specs (remember, he's a cyborg), Deathlok sternly reminds the young man that stealing computers isn't cool. That's right, ''Deathlok the Demolisher'' has a heart to heart moment with a larcenous nerd.
** The Alpha Magni-Illuminizor, better known as "The Good Bomb". Aside from it being not [[AssPull being set up whatsoever]], the whole concept of pushing back the darkness with positive emotions sounds like something out of the revelations. For it to be converted into actual science is beyond ridiculous.
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* {{Narm}}: Carnage's vocabulary is constantly changing as a result of [[DependingOnTheWriter multiple writers on board]]. In some cases, he sounds like the street punk that he started out as. And in others he comes off as Doctor Doom would when delivering a BreakingSpeech. This applies to Shriek on occasion.
**In one scene, the heroes quell a riot not by throwing punches but by talking sense into the mob. This is fine in the case of characters like Spidey and Captain America, but in one of the most awkward, weird, hilariously out of place scenes in the entire crossover, Deathlok comes across a nerd looting a computer supply store. When the nerd recognizes Deathlok and geeks out over his tech specs (remember, he's a cyborg), Deathlok sternly reminds the young man that stealing computers isn't cool. That's right, ''Deathlok the Demolisher'' has a heart to heart moment with a larcenous nerd.
** The Alpha Magni-Illuminizor, better known as "The Good Bomb". Aside from it being not [[AssPull being set up whatsoever]], the whole concept of pushing back the darkness with positive emotions sounds like something out of the revelations. For it to be converted into actual science is beyond ridiculous.nerd.
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** The Alpha Magni-Illuminizor, better known as "The Good Bomb". Aside from it being not [[AssPull being set up whatsoever]], the whole concept of pushing back the darkness with positive emotions sounds like something out of the revelations. For it to be converted into actual science is beyond ridiculous.
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* {{Narm}}: In one scene, the heroes quell a riot not by throwing punches but by talking sense into the mob. This is fine in the case of characters like Spidey and Captain America, but in one of the most awkward, weird, hilariously out of place scenes in the entire crossover, Deathlok comes across a nerd looting a computer supply store. When the nerd recognizes Deathlok and geeks out over his tech specs (remember, he's a cyborg), Deathlok sternly reminds the young man that stealing computers isn't cool. That's right, ''Deathlok the Demolisher'' has a heart to heart moment with a larcenous nerd.
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* {{Narm}}: Carnage's vocabulary is constantly changing as a result of [[DependingOnTheWriter multiple writers on board]]. In some cases, he sounds like the street punk that he started out as. And in others he comes off as Doctor Doom would when delivering a BreakingSpeech. This applies to Shriek on occasion.
** In one scene, the heroes quell a riot not by throwing punches but by talking sense into the mob. This is fine in the case of characters like Spidey and Captain America, but in one of the most awkward, weird, hilariously out of place scenes in the entire crossover, Deathlok comes across a nerd looting a computer supply store. When the nerd recognizes Deathlok and geeks out over his tech specs (remember, he's a cyborg), Deathlok sternly reminds the young man that stealing computers isn't cool. That's right, ''Deathlok the Demolisher'' has a heart to heart moment with a larcenous nerd.
** In one scene, the heroes quell a riot not by throwing punches but by talking sense into the mob. This is fine in the case of characters like Spidey and Captain America, but in one of the most awkward, weird, hilariously out of place scenes in the entire crossover, Deathlok comes across a nerd looting a computer supply store. When the nerd recognizes Deathlok and geeks out over his tech specs (remember, he's a cyborg), Deathlok sternly reminds the young man that stealing computers isn't cool. That's right, ''Deathlok the Demolisher'' has a heart to heart moment with a larcenous nerd.
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: Spider-Man's HolierThanThou commitment to not killing Carnage and stopping from from killing are initially noble, but by the end, come off as self-righteous and stupid. His final interference really takes the cake, even insisting: "Too many people have died! One more won't solve anything!" Every time he saves Carnage, more people end up dying. Him arguing that Kasady deserves better than death is an insult to all of his victims, especially when Peter states that he (in his own twisted fashion) may be the "most innocent of all". Considering that Carnage had already murdered hundreds of not ''thousands'' of civilians, this rings so hollow that [[LampshadeHanging even Carnage himself doesn't buy it!]]
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: Spider-Man's HolierThanThou [[ThouShaltNotKill commitment to not killing Carnage Carnage]] and stopping from from killing are initially noble, but by the end, come off as self-righteous and stupid. His final interference really takes the cake, even insisting: "Too many people have died! One more won't solve anything!" Every time he saves Carnage, more people end up dying. Him arguing that Kasady deserves better than death is an insult to all of his victims, especially when Peter states that he (in his own twisted fashion) may be the "most innocent of all". Considering that Carnage had already murdered hundreds of not ''thousands'' of civilians, this rings so hollow that [[LampshadeHanging even Carnage himself doesn't buy it!]]
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: Spider-Man's HolierThanThou commitment to not killing Carnage and stopping from from killing are initially noble, but by the end, come off as self-righteous and stupid. His final interference really takes the cake, even insisting: "Too many people have died! One more won't solve anything!" Every time he saves Carnage, more people end up dying. Him arguing that Kasady deserves better than death is an insult to all of his victims, especially when Peter states that he (in his own twisted fashion) may be the "most innocent of all". Considering that Carnage had already murdered hundreds of not ''thousands'' of civilians, this rings so hollow that [[LampshadeHanging even Carnage himself doesn't buy it!]]
-->'''Carnage''': That psycho-babble is good for the occasional plea bargain, but it bears little relation to reality!
-->'''Carnage''': That psycho-babble is good for the occasional plea bargain, but it bears little relation to reality!
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic:
** Green Jellÿ's soundtrack is headbangingly awesome.
** The opening theme is particularly fine metal.
** One of the themes is an [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_Q03y6YpuE awesome remix]] of Music/BlackSabbath's "The Mob Rules".
* {{Bowdlerise}}: Some of the dialogue in the game has changed into NeverSayDie due to MoralGuardians.
* GoddamnedBoss: Demogoblin and Carrion, since they can fly. The latter is manageable, but the former will give players a huge headache due to his strange gimmick; attempting to combo Demogoblin will cause him to trade punches with either Spiderman or Venom until either of them goes down, which because of how he deals more damage than either of the two will ensure he gets the upper hand.
* NightmareFuel: The Sega [=MegaDrive=] version of the game over theme. Unlike the SNES version which is a somber rock tune, the music for that version consists of a panicky blaring scores complete with an unsettling ScareChord that repeats with every countdown. Better hope you don't run out of continues.
* SugarWiki/NoProblemWithLicensedGames: ''Maximum Carnage'', [[MorePopularSpinoff in contrast to the event it's based on]], is considered to be one of the best ''Spider-Man'' games; especially notable given [[TheProblemWithLicensedGames the reputation]] held by [[Creator/LJNToys the publisher]].
* ThatOneBoss: The giant robot guarding the sonic gun in the game.
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* NightmareFuel: The Sega [=MegaDrive=] version of the game over theme became this. The theme. Unlike the SNES version which is a somber rock tune, the music for that version consists of a panicky blaring scores complete with an unsettling ScareChord that repeats with every countdown. Better hope you don't run out of continues.
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* NightmareFuel: Thanks to the use of a different sound system, the Sega [=MegaDrive=] version of the game over theme became this. The music consists of a panicky blaring scores complete with an unsettling ScareChord that repeats with every countdown. Better hope you don't run out of continues.
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* NightmareFuel: Thanks to the use of a different sound system, the The Sega [=MegaDrive=] version of the game over theme became this. The music consists of a panicky blaring scores complete with an unsettling ScareChord that repeats with every countdown. Better hope you don't run out of continues.
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* NightmareFuel: Thanks to the use of a different sound system, the Sega [=MegaDrive=] version of the game over theme became this. The music consists of a panicky blaring scores complete with an unsettling ScareChord that repeats with every countdown. Better hope you don't run out of continues.
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* GoddamnedBoss: Demogoblin and Carrion, since they can fly.
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* GoddamnedBoss: Demogoblin and Carrion, since they can fly. The latter is manageable, but the former will give players a huge headache due to his strange gimmick; attempting to combo Demogoblin will cause him to trade punches with either Spiderman or Venom until either of them goes down, which because of how he deals more damage than either of the two will ensure he gets the upper hand.
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: The hopeless tone found in most of the story makes it hard for the audience to care about what happens next.
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** In one scene, the heroes quell a riot not by throwing punches but by talking sense into the mob. This is fine in the case of characters like Spidey and Captain America, but in one of the most awkward, weird, hilariously out of place scenes in the entire crossover, Deathlok comes across a nerd looting a computer supply store. When the nerd recognizes Deathlok and geeks out over his tech specs (remember, he's a cyborg), Deathlok sternly reminds the young man that stealing computers isn't cool. That's right, ''Deathlok the Demolisher'' has a heart to heart moment with a larcenous nerd.
** In one scene, the heroes quell a riot not by throwing punches but by talking sense into the mob. This is fine in the case of characters like Spidey and Captain America, but in one of the most awkward, weird, hilariously out of place scenes in the entire crossover, Deathlok comes across a nerd looting a computer supply store. When the nerd recognizes Deathlok and geeks out over his tech specs (remember, he's a cyborg), Deathlok sternly reminds the young man that stealing computers isn't cool. That's right, ''Deathlok the Demolisher'' has a heart to heart moment with a larcenous nerd.
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**{{Narm}}: In one scene, the heroes quell a riot not by throwing punches but by talking sense into the mob. This is fine in the case of characters like Spidey and Captain America, but in one of the most awkward, weird, hilariously out of place scenes in the entire crossover, Deathlok comes across a nerd looting a computer supply store. When the nerd recognizes Deathlok and geeks out over his tech specs (remember, he's a cyborg), Deathlok sternly reminds the young man that stealing computers isn't cool. That's right, ''Deathlok the Demolisher'' has a heart to heart moment with a larcenous nerd.
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* TooBleakStoppedCaring: The hopeless tone found in most of the story makes it hard for the audience to care about what happens next.
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** At the end of the story Spider-Man once again tries to stop Venom from killing Carnage - even though by this point there really is no good reason not to other than needing recurring villains for future stories - and Spider-Man actually tries to defend Carnage by saying that in his own twisted way Carnage is really "the most innocent of all" simply because he had a bad childhood. At best it's unintentionally funny to hear our oh so compassionate hero insist that a heartless serial killer is "the most innocent of all" just because of his bad childhood, at worst its not only TooDumbToLive but is extremely disrespectful to Carnage's victims, genuinely decent people who never hurt anyone and were just trying to live out their lives.
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* CompleteMonster: ComicBook/{{Carnage}} created a "family" of fellow super villains, using their powers to drive New York into homicidal insanity and to capture his "father" Venom, in whose captivity Carnage subjected to horrible torture. Not even his own family was safe from Carnage's psychosis, as he brutalized his "wife" Shriek for ignoring his instructions before murdering their "son" Doppelganger when he tried defending her.
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* CompleteMonster: ComicBook/{{Carnage}} [[Characters/MarvelComicsCarnage Carnage]] created a "family" of fellow super villains, using their powers to drive New York into homicidal insanity and to capture his "father" Venom, in whose captivity Carnage subjected to horrible torture. Not even his own family was safe from Carnage's psychosis, as he brutalized his "wife" Shriek for ignoring his instructions before murdering their "son" Doppelganger when he tried defending her.
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* SugarWiki/NoProblemWithLicensedGames: ''Maximum Carnage'', in contrast to the event it's based on, is considered to be one of the best ''Spider-Man'' games; especially notable given [[TheProblemWithLicensedGames the reputation]] held by [[Creator/LJNToys the publisher]].
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* SugarWiki/NoProblemWithLicensedGames: ''Maximum Carnage'', [[MorePopularSpinoff in contrast to the event it's based on, on]], is considered to be one of the best ''Spider-Man'' games; especially notable given [[TheProblemWithLicensedGames the reputation]] held by [[Creator/LJNToys the publisher]].
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Green Jellÿ's soundtrack is headbangingly awesome.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic:
** Green Jellÿ's soundtrack is headbangingly awesome.
** Green Jellÿ's soundtrack is headbangingly awesome.
* GoddamnedBoss: Demogoblin and Carrion, since they can fly.
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** GoddamnedBoss: Demogoblin and Carrion, since they can fly.
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* {{Narm}}: {{Narm}}:
** In one scene, the heroes quell a riot not by throwing punches but by talking sense into the mob. This is fine in the case of characters like Spidey and Captain America, but in one of the most awkward, weird, hilariously out of place scenes in the entire crossover, Deathlok comes across a nerd looting a computer supply store. When the nerd recognizes Deathlok and geeks out over his tech specs (remember, he's a cyborg), Deathlok sternly reminds the young man that stealing computers isn't cool. That's right, ''Deathlok the Demolisher'' has a heart to heart moment with a larcenous nerd.
** In one scene, the heroes quell a riot not by throwing punches but by talking sense into the mob. This is fine in the case of characters like Spidey and Captain America, but in one of the most awkward, weird, hilariously out of place scenes in the entire crossover, Deathlok comes across a nerd looting a computer supply store. When the nerd recognizes Deathlok and geeks out over his tech specs (remember, he's a cyborg), Deathlok sternly reminds the young man that stealing computers isn't cool. That's right, ''Deathlok the Demolisher'' has a heart to heart moment with a larcenous nerd.
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* CultClassic: Despite the event being poorly received by critics, the Spider-Man fandom and even the writers themselves, the event is highly popular among the Comicbook/{{Venom}} fandom. Which has resulted in the event getting three semi-sequels. (Minimum Carnage, Carnage, U.S.A. and ''ComicBook/AbsoluteCarnage'')
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* CultClassic: Despite the event being poorly received by critics, the Spider-Man fandom and even the writers themselves, the event is highly popular among the Comicbook/{{Venom}} fandom. Which has resulted in the event getting three four semi-sequels. (Minimum Carnage, Carnage, U.S.A. , ''ComicBook/AbsoluteCarnage'' and ''ComicBook/AbsoluteCarnage'')Extreme Carnage).
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* CultClassic: Despite the event being poorly received by critics, the Spider-Man fandom and even the writers themselves, the event is highly popular among the Comicbook/{{Venom}} fandom. Which has resulted in the event getting three semi-sequels. (Minimum Carnage, Carnage, U.S.A. and ''ComicBook/AbsoluteCarnage'')
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* AssPull:
** Carrion literally appears out of nowhere, and joins Carnage for seemingly no reason. Doppelganger is found lurking around an alley, for no obvious reason.
** The positive emotion gun is not built up or alluded to ''one single time'' before it is used to defeat Shriek.
** Carrion literally appears out of nowhere, and joins Carnage for seemingly no reason. Doppelganger is found lurking around an alley, for no obvious reason.
** The positive emotion gun is not built up or alluded to ''one single time'' before it is used to defeat Shriek.
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* CrowningMomentOfFunny: Doppelganger pops up, surprising Carnage and Shriek. Carnage complains "[[HeyThatsMyLine Hey, that's ''my'' line!]] I'm supposed to be the monster around here!" But relents on him joining his group when Shriek thought the creature was cute.
* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: When the rioters come to their senses and rally behind the heroes.
* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: When the rioters come to their senses and rally behind the heroes.
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* HilariousInHindsight: After the climactic graveyard battle in which Carnage is finally recaptured, Black Cat wonders aloud if the nightmare is really over. In the final panel, Spider-Man, who is all of a sudden standing between the graves of Norman and Harry Osborn, tell us that "Some monsters stay dead." [[ComicBook/TheCloneSaga Well, so much]] [[ComicBook/OneMoreDay for THAT sentiment]]...
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* SugarWiki/{{Funny Moment|s}}: Doppelganger pops up, surprising Carnage and Shriek. Carnage complains "[[HeyThatsMyLine Hey, that's]] ''[[HeyThatsMyLine my]]'' [[HeyThatsMyLine line!]] I'm supposed to be the monster around here!" But relents on him joining his group when Shriek thought the creature was cute.
* SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming Moment|s}}: When the rioters come to their senses and rally behind the heroes.
* HilariousInHindsight: After the climactic graveyard battle in which Carnage is finally recaptured, Black Cat wonders aloud if the nightmare is really over. In the final panel, Spider-Man, who is all of a sudden standing between the graves of Norman and Harry Osborn, tell us that "Some monsters stay dead." [[ComicBook/TheCloneSaga Well, so much]] [[ComicBook/OneMoreDay for THATsentiment]]...sentiment...]]
* SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming Moment|s}}: When the rioters come to their senses and rally behind the heroes.
* HilariousInHindsight: After the climactic graveyard battle in which Carnage is finally recaptured, Black Cat wonders aloud if the nightmare is really over. In the final panel, Spider-Man, who is all of a sudden standing between the graves of Norman and Harry Osborn, tell us that "Some monsters stay dead." [[ComicBook/TheCloneSaga Well, so much]] [[ComicBook/OneMoreDay for THAT
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* CrowningMomentOfFunny: Doppelganger pops up, surprising Carnage and Shriek. Carnage complains "Hey, that's ''my'' line! I'm supposed to be the monster around here!" But relents on him joining his group when Shriek thought it was cute.
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* CrowningMomentOfFunny: Doppelganger pops up, surprising Carnage and Shriek. Carnage complains "Hey, "[[HeyThatsMyLine Hey, that's ''my'' line! line!]] I'm supposed to be the monster around here!" But relents on him joining his group when Shriek thought it the creature was cute.
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** At the end of the story Spider-Man once again tries to stop Venom from killing Carnage - even though by this point there really is no good reason not to other than needing recurring villains for future stories - and Spider-Man actually tries to defend Carnage by saying that in his own twisted way Carnage is really "the most innocent of all" simply because he had a bad childhood. At best it's unintentionally funny to hear our oh so compassionate hero insist that a heartless serial killer is "the most innocent of all" just because of his bad childhood, at worst its not only TooDumbToLive but is extremely disrespectful to Carnage's victims, genuinely decent people who never hurt anyone and were just trying to live out their lives. [[spoiler:Then again this is Spider-Man, the guy who sold his marriage to the devil to keep his 104 year old aunt alive for another week, so what does he know?]]
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** At the end of the story Spider-Man once again tries to stop Venom from killing Carnage - even though by this point there really is no good reason not to other than needing recurring villains for future stories - and Spider-Man actually tries to defend Carnage by saying that in his own twisted way Carnage is really "the most innocent of all" simply because he had a bad childhood. At best it's unintentionally funny to hear our oh so compassionate hero insist that a heartless serial killer is "the most innocent of all" just because of his bad childhood, at worst its not only TooDumbToLive but is extremely disrespectful to Carnage's victims, genuinely decent people who never hurt anyone and were just trying to live out their lives. [[spoiler:Then again this is Spider-Man, the guy who sold his marriage to the devil to keep his 104 year old aunt alive for another week, so what does he know?]]
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* CompleteMonster: ComicBook/{{Carnage}} created a "family" of fellow super villains, using their powers to drive New York into homicidal insanity and to capture his "father" Venom, in whose captivity Carnage subjected to horrible torture. Not even his own family was safe from Carnage's psychosis and he brutalized his "wife" Shriek for ignoring his instructions before murdering their "son" Doppleganger when he tried defending her.
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* CompleteMonster: ComicBook/{{Carnage}} created a "family" of fellow super villains, using their powers to drive New York into homicidal insanity and to capture his "father" Venom, in whose captivity Carnage subjected to horrible torture. Not even his own family was safe from Carnage's psychosis and psychosis, as he brutalized his "wife" Shriek for ignoring his instructions before murdering their "son" Doppleganger Doppelganger when he tried defending her.
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* BrokenAesop: It's better to let cruel, sadistic, vicious mass murderers with super powers live and go on endangering innocent people just because it's not nice to get ones hands dirty by killing bad people.
