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* DependingOnTheArtist: In the ''Web of Carnage'' issue, Carnage is drawn without its armored look, Morlun is variously drawn with black or grey hair, Cletus Kasady is variously drawn with straight black hair and curly red hair, and Venom's appearances differs greatly between the two artists.
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* DependingOnTheArtist: In the ''Web of Carnage'' issue, Carnage is drawn without its armored look, Morlun is variously drawn with black or grey hair, Earth-31's Cletus Kasady is variously drawn with straight black hair and curly red hair, and Earth-31's Venom's appearances differs greatly between the two artists.
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** In ''Web of Carnage'', Carnage notes it owes Morlun a debt for stopping it from claiming the power of the Inheritor, and gives him seven seconds to amscray before it changes its mind. It also returns Jon Shayde to Earth-616, having successfully corrupted him into a CowboyCop willing to use brutal methods to hunt down and arrest criminals.
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** In ''Web of Carnage'', Carnage notes it owes Morlun a debt for stopping it from claiming the power of the Inheritor, and gives him seven seconds to amscray before it changes its mind.mind about not killing him. It also returns Jon Shayde to Earth-616, having successfully corrupted him into a CowboyCop willing to use brutal methods to hunt down and arrest criminals.
** In ''Web of Carnage'', Carnage disparages Morlun for his insatiable hunger for the life-force of spider-totems and obsession with reclaiming his lost power, mockingly comparing him to Gollum from Franchise/TolkiensLegendarium. However, it does "thank" Morlun for stopping it from claiming the Power of the Inheritors for itself -- noting the addiction that comes with the power would have been a weakness shackling it to the Web of Life and Destiny -- by giving him a few seconds to leave before it changes its mind and kills him.
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** Both Carnage Forever and the main series treat the Carnage symbiote as being the original spawned by the Venom symbiote when it's actually a piece of the Grendel symbiote-dragon with the original Carnage symbiote's consciousness controlling it. This isn't the first time this happened either; there have been other instances of the original Carnage symbiote being killed and replaced only for the original's remaining mind and biomatter to overtake the ne one.
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** Both Carnage Forever ''Carnage Forever'' and the main series treat the Carnage symbiote as being the original spawned by the Venom symbiote when it's actually a piece of the Grendel symbiote-dragon with the original Carnage symbiote's consciousness controlling it. This isn't the first time this happened either; there have been other instances of the original Carnage symbiote being killed and replaced only for the original's remaining mind and biomatter to overtake the ne one.
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* VillainTeamUp: In ''Web of Carnage'', Carnage and Morlun briefly team up to track down Earth-31's Venom and the individual who obtained the power of the Inheritor -- though Carnage makes it clear that if Morlun wasn't depowered it would just kill him to take his power for itself.
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* VillainTeamUp: In ''Web of Carnage'', Carnage and Morlun briefly team up to track down Earth-31's Venom and the individual who obtained the power of the Inheritor -- though Carnage makes it clear that if Morlun wasn't depowered it would have just kill killed him to take his power for itself.
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''ComicBook/{{Carnage}}'' is a 2022 - 2023 comic series written by Creator/RamV and Creator/AlexPaknadel,[[note]]Ram V wrote issues #1 - 10, with Alex Paknadel taking over from issue #11 onwards.[[/note]] with art by Francesco Manna and color by Dijio Lima, and published by Creator/MarvelComics; and is the third ongoing comic starring the titular sanguine symbiote. The series was preceded by ''Carnage Forever'', an anthology one-shot with two main stories; one of which, "Unmade in His Image", is written by Ram V (with art by Salvador Larroca) and acts as a direct prequel to the series. The other anthology story, "Homecoming", written by Phillip Kennedy Johnson with art by Edgar Salazar, shows a young girl's life-changing encounter with Carnage.
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''ComicBook/{{Carnage}}'' (Vol. 3) is a 2022 - 2023 comic series written by Creator/RamV and Creator/AlexPaknadel,[[note]]Ram V wrote issues #1 - 10, with Alex Paknadel taking over from issue #11 onwards.[[/note]] with art by Francesco Manna and color by Dijio Lima, and published by Creator/MarvelComics; and is the third ongoing comic starring the titular sanguine symbiote. The series was preceded by ''Carnage Forever'', an anthology one-shot with two main stories; one of which, "Unmade in His Image", is written by Ram V (with art by Salvador Larroca) and acts as a direct prequel to the series. The other anthology story, "Homecoming", written by Phillip Kennedy Johnson with art by Edgar Salazar, shows a young girl's life-changing encounter with Carnage.
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The first issue of the ongoing series was released March 16 2022, and the series concluded after fourteen issues on June 14th, 2023 with the ''ComicBook/CarnageReigns'' crossover, with the ''Web of Carnage'' one-shot serving as a finale leading into ''ComicBook/ExtremeVenomverse'', ''Webcomic/EdgeOfVenomverseUnlimited'', and the ''ComicBook/DeathOfTheVenomverse'' event.
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The first issue of the ongoing series was released March 16 2022, and the series concluded after fourteen issues on June 14th, 2023 with the ''ComicBook/CarnageReigns'' crossover, with the ''Web of Carnage'' one-shot serving as a finale leading into ''ComicBook/ExtremeVenomverse'', ''Webcomic/EdgeOfVenomverseUnlimited'', and the ''ComicBook/DeathOfTheVenomverse'' event.
event. In July 2023 it was announced that it would be succeeded by a new ''{{ComicBook/Carnage|2023}}'' series written by Torunn Grønbekk with art by Pere Pérez.
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The first issue of the ongoing series was released March 16 2022, and the series concluded after fourteen issues on June 14th, 2023 with the ''ComicBook/CarnageReigns'' crossover, with the ''Web of Carnage'' one-shot serving as a finale leading into ''ComicBook/ExtremeVenomverse'', ''ComicBook/EdgeOfVenomverseUnlimitedInfinityComic'', ''Webcomic/EdgeOfVenomverseUnlimited'', and the ''ComicBook/DeathOfTheVenomverse'' event.
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The first issue of the ongoing series was released March 16 2022, and the series concluded after fourteen issues on June 14th, 2023 with the ''ComicBook/CarnageReigns'' crossover, with ''ComicBook/WebOfCarnage'' serving as a finale leading into ''ComicBook/ExtremeVenomverse'', ''ComicBook/EdgeOfVenomverseUnlimitedInfinityComic'', and the ''ComicBook/DeathOfTheVenomverse'' event.
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The first issue of the ongoing series was released March 16 2022, and the series concluded after fourteen issues on June 14th, 2023 with the ''ComicBook/CarnageReigns'' crossover, with ''ComicBook/WebOfCarnage'' the ''Web of Carnage'' one-shot serving as a finale leading into ''ComicBook/ExtremeVenomverse'', ''ComicBook/EdgeOfVenomverseUnlimitedInfinityComic'', and the ''ComicBook/DeathOfTheVenomverse'' event.
* DependingOnTheArtist: In the ''Web of Carnage'' issue, Carnage is drawn without its armored look, Morlun is variously drawn with black or grey hair, Cletus Kasady is variously drawn with straight black hair and curly red hair, and Venom's appearances differs greatly between the two artists.
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* DevilsPitchfork: The cover of the sixth issue shows a demonic-looking Carnage holding an ornate red-and-black bident while stomping on Malekith, and the symbiote eventually creates it as its equivalent to All-Black the Necrosword -- All-Blood.
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* DevilsPitchfork: The cover of the sixth issue shows a demonic-looking Carnage holding an ornate red-and-black bident while stomping on Malekith, and the symbiote eventually creates it as its equivalent to All-Black the Necrosword -- All-Blood.All-Blood the Necrospear.
** In ''Web of Carnage'', Carnage ends up on Earth-31, where it and Morlun interrupt a fight between [[spoiler:Kraven the Hunter-Spider -- who has obtained the power of the Inheritors -- and Venom (Cletus Kasady)]].
* HeWhoFightsMonsters: In ''Web of Carnage'', Jon Shayde botches the quote while declaring his intent to fight [[spoiler:the Venom of Earth-31, whose host is Cletus Kasady. Carnage promptly ditches him to do so on his own, scornfully telling him he should arrest himself for murdering the Nietzsche quote. The end of the issue shows he's embraced this trope, however, seeing himself as just as twisted as the criminals he hunts and viewing his time with Carnage as a blessing that's opened his eyes]].
* NotWorthKilling: ''Web of Carnage'' ends with Carnage [[spoiler:letting Kraven the Hunter-Spider and Venom (Cletus Kasady) resume their battle, saying it has more important things to deal with than wasting time murdering the former and that it couldn't care less about the latter]].
** In ''Web of Carnage'', Carnage notes it owes Morlun a debt for stopping it from claiming the power of the Inheritor, and gives him seven seconds to amscray before it changes its mind. It also returns Jon Shayde to Earth-616, having successfully corrupted him into a CowboyCop willing to use brutal methods to hunt down and arrest criminals.
* ShoutOut: In ''Web of Venom'', Carnage scornfully compares Morlun to Gollum from Franchise/TolkiensLegendarium.
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* TooSpicyForYogSothoth: Rosvelg is a god that resembles a cross between an eagle and a dragon, and is charged with torturing those damned to Hel for their sins via MindRape, [[AbstractEater consuming their sins]] in the process. Ken Neely is brought to the brink of madness by the weight of his HeelRealization, [[spoiler:but Carnage mind-bombs the deity and force-feeds him so much sin and bloodlust that Rosvelg is the one driven insane]].
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* TooSpicyForYogSothoth: ScrewDestiny: In ''Web of Carnage'', the Web of Life and Destiny itself tries to stop Carnage by tricking him into claiming [[LifeDrinker the power of the Inheritors]]. Seeing how this power has affected Kraven the Hunter-Spider and Morlun, however, Carnage realizes that it would be CursedWithAwesome and scornfully tells Morlun he can keep it and that he's become immune to the threads of fate.
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** Rosvelg is a god that resembles a cross between an eagle and a dragon, and is charged with torturing those damned to Hel for their sins via MindRape, [[AbstractEater consuming their sins]] in the process. Ken Neely is brought to the brink of madness by the weight of his HeelRealization, [[spoiler:but Carnage mind-bombs the deity and force-feeds him so much sin and bloodlust that Rosvelg is the one driveninsane]].insane]].
** In ''Web of Carnage'' the half-mad Morlun attempts to eat Carnage, thinking it's a Spider-Totem... only to recoil with his mouth and hands smoking, gasping that Carnage is the polar opposite of a totem -- an avatar of death and destruction.
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** Rosvelg is a god that resembles a cross between an eagle and a dragon, and is charged with torturing those damned to Hel for their sins via MindRape, [[AbstractEater consuming their sins]] in the process. Ken Neely is brought to the brink of madness by the weight of his HeelRealization, [[spoiler:but Carnage mind-bombs the deity and force-feeds him so much sin and bloodlust that Rosvelg is the one driven
** In ''Web of Carnage'' the half-mad Morlun attempts to eat Carnage, thinking it's a Spider-Totem... only to recoil with his mouth and hands smoking, gasping that Carnage is the polar opposite of a totem -- an avatar of death and destruction.
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* VillainTeamUp: In ''Web of Carnage'', Carnage and Morlun briefly team up to track down Earth-31's Venom and the individual who obtained the power of the Inheritor -- though Carnage makes it clear that if Morlun wasn't depowered it would just kill him to take his power for itself.
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The first issue of the ongoing series was released March 16 2022, and the series concluded after fourteen issues on June 14th, 2023 with the ''ComicBook/CarnageReigns'' crossover, with ''ComicBook/WebOfCarnage'' serving as a finale leading into ''ComicBook/ExtremeVenomverse'', ''Edge of Venomverse Unlimited'', ''ComicBook/EdgeOfVenomverseUnlimitedInfinityComic'', and the ''ComicBook/DeathOfTheVenomverse'' event.
