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''ComicBook/{{Carnage}}'' is a 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}}'' 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 leads into ''ComicBook/WebOfCarnage'' and the ''ComicBook/CarnageReigns'' and ''ComicBook/DeathOfTheVenomverse'' events.
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The first issue of the ongoing series was released March 16 2022, and the series leads into ''ComicBook/WebOfCarnage'' and 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'', and the ''ComicBook/DeathOfTheVenomverse'' events.
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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'' 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.
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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, with the solicits and cover for the tenth issue indicating he intends to create it as his equivalent to All-Black the Necrosword.
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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, with and the solicits and cover for the tenth issue indicating he intends to create symbiote eventually creates it as his its equivalent to All-Black the Necrosword.Necrosword -- All-Blood.
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* EvilVersusEvil: Over the course of the series, Carnage hunts down Hydro-Man, the Spot, and Malekith; killing or otherwise brutally maiming them to obtain pieces of their powers it can use to augment itself.
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** Over the course of the series, Carnage hunts down Hydro-Man, the Spot, and Malekith; killing or otherwise brutally maiming them to obtain pieces of their powers it can use to augmentitself.itself.
** After escaping Carnage, Kenneth Neely tries to recruit [[spoiler:Cletus Kasady to stop his former symbiote from becoming a god of destruction]].
* FreudianSlip:
** Despite disparaging Cletus and his love of chaos at every opportunity, the Carnage symbiote has slipped up a few times -- revealing it still admires and genuinely misses him but is too bitter and angry over their falling-out to admit it.
** Cletus, for all his insistence that he doesn't care what the Carnage symbiote is doing, gets very upset when Kenneth attributes its GodhoodSeeker plan to the symbiote, shouting that the plan was his and sulking when Kenneth points out how worked-up he's getting.
** Over the course of the series, Carnage hunts down Hydro-Man, the Spot, and Malekith; killing or otherwise brutally maiming them to obtain pieces of their powers it can use to augment
** After escaping Carnage, Kenneth Neely tries to recruit [[spoiler:Cletus Kasady to stop his former symbiote from becoming a god of destruction]].
* FreudianSlip:
** Despite disparaging Cletus and his love of chaos at every opportunity, the Carnage symbiote has slipped up a few times -- revealing it still admires and genuinely misses him but is too bitter and angry over their falling-out to admit it.
** Cletus, for all his insistence that he doesn't care what the Carnage symbiote is doing, gets very upset when Kenneth attributes its GodhoodSeeker plan to the symbiote, shouting that the plan was his and sulking when Kenneth points out how worked-up he's getting.
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** Kenneth Neely initially idolizes Carnage, but gradually realizes that something is very wrong due to the sanguine symbiote's insistence on strictly following a plan, disdainfully disparaging Cletus at every opportunity, and mocking its former host's love for wanton chaos and aimless slaughter; ultimately deciding to recruit Cletus into helping stop it.
** Following his brush with godhood in ''Absolute Carnage'', Cletus plotted to usurp the throne of the King in Black -- coming up with the very plan his former symbiote is executing -- but decided that no amount of slaughter could match his twisted imagination and opted to just use the Extrembiote to bring that to life while preying on those foolish enough to disturb him. Kenneth pulls a BatmanGambit to snap Cletus out of his TheShutIn phase, leading to the events of ''ComicBook/CarnageReigns''.
** Kenneth Neely initially idolizes Carnage, but gradually realizes that something is very wrong due to the sanguine symbiote's insistence on strictly following a plan, disdainfully disparaging Cletus at every opportunity, and mocking its former host's love for wanton chaos and aimless slaughter; ultimately deciding to recruit Cletus into helping stop it.
** Following his brush with godhood in ''Absolute Carnage'', Cletus plotted to usurp the throne of the King in Black -- coming up with the very plan his former symbiote is executing -- but decided that no amount of slaughter could match his twisted imagination and opted to just use the Extrembiote to bring that to life while preying on those foolish enough to disturb him. Kenneth pulls a BatmanGambit to snap Cletus out of his TheShutIn phase, leading to the events of ''ComicBook/CarnageReigns''.
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* TheShutIn: Following his falling out with the Carnage symbiote, Cletus retreated to St. Estes and isolated himself inside it until Kenneth Neely baited him into going on a good old-fashioned murder spree.
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* BatmanGambit: Upon learning that Cletus isn't interested in stopping the Carnage symbiote's pursuit of godhood or even leaving St. Estes, Kenneth Neely baits him into doing so by saying he's second fiddle to the Carnage symbiote and that people are no longer afraid of him. Cletus -- who was about to kill Neely -- susses out what Neely is trying to do but decides to play along anyway, amusedly saying he understands why his former symbiote found Neely interesting.
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** In the sixth issue, Hela learns of what Carnage plans to become and do, and is shown sporting a PsychoticSmirk. In te seventh issue, she helps Carnage catch up with Jon and Malekith, and prevents Jon from killing Neely [[spoiler:while Carnage extracts Malekith's Venom codex from ''War of the Realms'']].
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** In the sixth issue, Hela learns of what Carnage plans to become and do, and is shown sporting a PsychoticSmirk. In te the seventh issue, she helps Carnage catch up with Jon and Malekith, and prevents Jon from killing Neely [[spoiler:while Carnage extracts Malekith's Venom codex from ''War of the Realms'']].
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* HorrorHunger: Cletus' appetite has skyrocketed, [[spoiler:as issue #12 has him ravenously eating several plates of food and then go berserk over his steak and eggs taking too long, devouring several of the patrons and staff at the diner]].
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** The solicit for ''Carnage'' Vol. 1 says that Cletus' codex abandoned the Carnage symbiote to take over the Extrembiote symbiote-dragon at the end of ''ComicBook/ExtremeCarnage'', but what actually happened was that Cletus assimilated the Extrembiote into the Carnage symbiote -- merging them together.
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** The solicit for ''Carnage'' Vol. 1 says that Cletus' codex abandoned the Carnage symbiote to take over the Extrembiote symbiote-dragon at the end of ''ComicBook/ExtremeCarnage'', but what actually happened was that Cletus assimilated the Extrembiote into the Carnage symbiote -- merging them together. This is resolved in Issue #11, where Cletus recaps the ending of ''Extreme Carnage'' for Kenneth Neely.
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** When NYPD detective Jon Shayde hurls himself through the vortex of energy created by Hydro-Man's death to confront Kenneth Neely, Carnage is impressed by his reckless determination and bonds him to a piece of itself to save his life... and see whether he will succumb to its bloodlust and become the very thing he hunts.
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** When NYPD detective Jon Shayde hurls himself through the vortex of energy created by Hydro-Man's death to confront Kenneth Neely, Carnage is impressed by his reckless determination and bonds him to a piece of itself to save his life... and see whether he will succumb to its bloodlust and become the very thing he hunts. [[spoiler:This leads to Carnage claiming Shayde as its new host, mocking his attempts to resist its control.]]
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''ComicBook/{{Carnage}}'' is a comic series written by Creator/RamV, 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}}'' is a comic series written by Creator/RamV, 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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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: In #10, Jon Shayde [[spoiler:accidentally saves the Carnage symbiote from Drorin and Ken Neely's attempt to kill it. Carnage attains its desired apotheosis, kills Drorin, and takes Shayde as its new host in "thanks" for him saving it]].
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''ComicBook/{{Carnage}}'' is a comic series written by Creator/RamV, 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.
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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* GodhoodSeeker: With a twist. The third issue reveals that, having gotten a taste of Knull's power in ''ComicBook/AbsoluteCarnage'', Cletus was plotting to double-cross him and steal his power... only for Eddie Brock to beat him to it at the end of ''ComicBook/KingInBlack''. Cletus then [[ComicBook/ExtremeCarnage came up with a new plan]] to become a [[KillTheGod god-butcher]]... only to seemingly give up on it, leading the Carnage symbiote to decide that Cletus was holding it back and execute the plan solo.
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* GodhoodSeeker: With a twist. The third issue reveals that, having gotten a taste of Knull's power in ''ComicBook/AbsoluteCarnage'', Cletus was plotting to double-cross him and steal his power... only for Eddie Brock to beat him to it at the end of ''ComicBook/KingInBlack''. Cletus then [[ComicBook/ExtremeCarnage came up with a new plan]] to become a [[KillTheGod god-butcher]]... only to seemingly give up on it, leading the Carnage symbiote to decide that Cletus was holding it back and execute the plan solo. #9 reveals that it hinges on the symbiote getting its claws on [[spoiler:a replica of All-Black]].
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* HeelRealization: Ken Neely finds no beauty or satisfaction [[spoiler:in betraying and murdering Zeiste in the fifth issue]], and in the sixth issue is forced to [[spoiler:relive all his crimes by the bird/dragon god Rosvelg -- coming to the realization that he was never an artist, only a killer]]. However, [[RedemptionRejection he doubles down on his current path]] due to pressure from Carnage.
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* HeelRealization: Ken Neely finds no beauty or satisfaction [[spoiler:in betraying and murdering Zeiste in the fifth issue]], and in the sixth issue is forced to [[spoiler:relive all his crimes by the bird/dragon god Rosvelg -- coming to the realization that he was never an artist, only a killer]]. However, [[RedemptionRejection he doubles down on his current path]] due to pressure from Carnage. [[spoiler:In #9 he agrees to help Drorin Runehewer kill Carnage by overloading it with the Godmaker forge’s power.]]
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* NextTierPowerUp: The Carnage symbiote's goal is to see what it can do without a host and break through its limits to [[GodhoodSeeker become more powerful and deadly than ever]] -- [[spoiler:starting with ripping out Morris Bench's core and assimilating it, going after the Johnathon Ohnn to obtain access to the Spotted Dimension, and going after Malekith in Hel to obtain his power as well]].
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* NextTierPowerUp: The Carnage symbiote's goal is to see what it can do without a host and break through its limits to [[GodhoodSeeker become more powerful and deadly than ever]] -- [[spoiler:starting with ripping out Morris Bench's core and assimilating it, going after the Johnathon Ohnn to obtain access to the Spotted Dimension, and going after Malekith in Hel to obtain his power as well]].codex from when he bonded to the Venom symbiote]].
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* PsychoSupporter: Kenneth Neely is a huge fan of Carnage and wants nothing more than to become the symbiote's new host. Carnage is dismissive of him, but rather than kill him it decides to give him a lesson on how to be a better serial killer.
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* PsychoSupporter: Kenneth Neely is a huge fan of Carnage and wants nothing more than to become the symbiote's new host. Carnage is dismissive of him, but rather than kill him it decides to give him a lesson on how to be a better serial killer. [[spoiler:In #9, Neely laments having followed Carnage, saying it’s not the same Carnage he admired.]]
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* {{Retcon}}: The 2015 ''ComicBook/{{Carnage}}'' series established that Manuela Caulderon was the SoleSurvivor of the St. Estes' Massacre, but "Homecoming" from ''Carnage Forever'' reveals that at least one other person -- Jerry -- survived.
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** The 2015 ''ComicBook/{{Carnage}}'' series established that Manuela Caulderon was the SoleSurvivor of the St. Estes' Massacre, but "Homecoming" from ''Carnage Forever'' reveals that at least one other person -- Jerry -- survived.
** The 2015 ''ComicBook/{{Carnage}}'' series established that Manuela Caulderon was the SoleSurvivor of the St. Estes' Massacre, but "Homecoming" from ''Carnage Forever'' reveals that at least one other person -- Jerry -- survived.
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** In Issue #9, Carnage refers to the Necrosword that Malekith formed from the Venom symbiote in War of the Realms as a manifestation of All-Black.
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* EldritchLocation: Issue #8 reveals that [[spoiler:Cletus assimilated the entirety of St. Estes' Home for Boys into the Extrembiote, turning it into an extension of himself. While the outside looks like the burnt-out ruins of an orphanage, Cletus has complete control over the layout of the interior and uses it to MindRape people who intrude -- goading them into mutilating and ultimately killing themselves]].
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* GodhoodSeeker: With a twist. The third issue reveals that, having gotten a taste of Knull's power in ''ComicBook/AbsoluteCarnage'', Cletus was plotting to double-cross him and steal his power... only for Eddie Brock to beat him to it at the end of ''ComicBook/KingInBlack''. Cletus then [[ComicBook/ExtremeCarnage came up with a new plan]] to become a [[KillTheGod god-butcher]]... only to seemingly give up on it, leading the Carnage symbiote to decide that Cletus was holding it back and execute the plan solo.
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* EvilVersusEvil: Over the course of the series, Carnage hunts down Hydro-Man, the Spot, and Malekith; killing or otherwise brutally maiming them to obtain pieces of their powers it can use to augment itself.
* AGodAmI: Issue #8 has [[spoiler:Cletus espouse that within the boundaries of St. Estes he can choose to be a god]].
* GodhoodSeeker: With a twist. The third issue reveals that, having gotten a taste of Knull's power in ''ComicBook/AbsoluteCarnage'', Cletus was plotting to double-cross him and steal his power... only for Eddie Brock to beat him to it at the end of ''ComicBook/KingInBlack''. Cletus then [[ComicBook/ExtremeCarnage came up with a new plan]] to become a [[KillTheGod god-butcher]]... only to seemingly give up on it, leading the Carnage symbiote to decide that Cletus was holding it back and execute the plan solo.
* AGodAmI: Issue #8 has [[spoiler:Cletus espouse that within the boundaries of St. Estes he can choose to be a god]].
* GodhoodSeeker: With a twist. The third issue reveals that, having gotten a taste of Knull's power in ''ComicBook/AbsoluteCarnage'', Cletus was plotting to double-cross him and steal his power... only for Eddie Brock to beat him to it at the end of ''ComicBook/KingInBlack''. Cletus then [[ComicBook/ExtremeCarnage came up with a new plan]] to become a [[KillTheGod god-butcher]]... only to seemingly give up on it, leading the Carnage symbiote to decide that Cletus was holding it back and execute the plan solo.
* HauntedHouse: Issue #8 exposits that St. Estes has acquired a reputation of being haunted by the ghosts of the children who died when it burnt down, a certain undead red-haired serial killer, and/or a vengeful young girl turned into a bloodthirsty monster (a nod to Elsie from ''Carnage Forever''[='=]s "Homecoming").
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** Both ''Carnage Forever'' and the solicits for 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.
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** With Jon Shayde's help, [[spoiler:Malekith ''almost'' escapes Hel again to resume his reign as king of the dark elves and Thor's arch-nemesis... only for Carnage to put a pin -- or several bladed tentacles -- in his plans. Once Carnage has finished with him, Hela drags Malekith back to his crucifix to resume his torture]].
** In Issue #8, [[spoiler:Cletus invokes this by saying that despite their falling out and its current ambitions of godhood, sooner or later the Carnage symbiote will see the error of its ways and return to him]].
** With Jon Shayde's help, [[spoiler:Malekith ''almost'' escapes Hel again to resume his reign as king of the dark elves and Thor's arch-nemesis... only for Carnage to put a pin -- or several bladed tentacles -- in his plans. Once Carnage has finished with him, Hela drags Malekith back to his crucifix to resume his torture]].
** In Issue #8, [[spoiler:Cletus invokes this by saying that despite their falling out and its current ambitions of godhood, sooner or later the Carnage symbiote will see the error of its ways and return to him]].
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* WeHardlyKnewYe: Issue #4 introduces a bunch of dark elves who've gathred to take part in a ritual to restore the Black Bile Clan's glory following Malekith's death in the ''ComicBook/WarOfTheRealms''. [[spoiler:Varuen, who's presented as a skilled soldier, is effortlessly killed by Carnage in the very next scene.]]
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* WeHardlyKnewYe: Issue #4 introduces a bunch of dark elves who've gathred gathered to take part in a ritual to restore the Black Bile Clan's glory following Malekith's death in the ''ComicBook/WarOfTheRealms''. [[spoiler:Varuen, who's presented as a skilled soldier, is The best and brightest warriors of the clan are chosen... only for most of them to be effortlessly killed slain by Carnage in the very next scene.]]following issue, with Kenneth Neely reluctantly killing Zeiste on Carnage's orders.
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* ContinuityOverlap: While ''Carnage'' is technically running parallel to Ram V and Al Ewing's [[ComicBook/VenomEwingAndRamV concurrent run]] on ''Venom'', so far there's been no real overlap or connective tissue. This is jutified justified due to both Carnage and Venom being literally on opposite sides of time ''and'' space at this point in their respective runs.narratives.
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** In the seventh issue, it's revealed that Carnage is after Malekith [[spoiler:for the codex left behind by him bonding to the Venom symbiote in ''ComicBook/WarOfTheRealms'']].
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* ResurrectiveImmortality: The Spot claims to have this, saying that he'll just reform in the Spotted Dimension after Carnage tears him apart.
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* UseTheirOwnWeaponAgainstThem: The preview for the third issue shows the Spot using the portals on his body and which he can create to deflect Carnage's attacks and hit him. Carnage simply fires dozens of tendrils through all the portals and snares the Spot with them after Kenneth Neely breaks his concentration.
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* UseTheirOwnWeaponAgainstThem: The preview for the third issue shows the Spot using uses the portals on his body and which he can create to deflect Carnage's attacks and hit him. Carnage simply fires dozens of tendrils through all the portals and snares the Spot with them after Kenneth Neely breaks his concentration.
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* MindRape: Rosvelg is a deity resembling a cross between an eagle and a dragon, and is charged with tormenting those damned to Hel for their sins by crying them out -- causing his victims to tortuously relive every sin they ever committed. Ken Neely has a HeelRealization as a result of Rosvelg targeting him, but Carnage gives Rosvelg a taste of his own medicine by mind-bombing him. The sheer magnitude of Carnage's past, present, and future sins drives Rosvelg insane, causing him to gouge his eyes out in an attempt to stop the nightmarish visions before collapsing into an AngstComa.
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* MindRape: Rosvelg is a deity resembling a cross between an eagle and a dragon, and is charged with tormenting those damned to Hel for their sins by crying them out -- causing his victims to tortuously relive every sin they ever committed. Ken Neely has a HeelRealization as a result of Rosvelg targeting him, but Carnage gives Rosvelg a taste of his own medicine by mind-bombing him. The sheer magnitude of Carnage's past, present, and future sins drives Rosvelg insane, causing him to gouge his eyes out in an attempt to stop the nightmarish visions before collapsing collapse into an AngstComa.
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* TheUsurper: The solicit for issue #6 states that Carnage is going to [[spoiler:Svartalfheim to usurp the throne of Malekith, who was last seen trapped in Hel after dying at the end of the ''ComicBook/WarOfTheRealms'']].
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* TheUsurper: The solicit for issue #6 states that Carnage is going to [[spoiler:Svartalfheim to usurp the throne of Malekith, who was last seen trapped in Hel after dying at the end of the ''ComicBook/WarOfTheRealms'']].''ComicBook/WarOfTheRealms''. The third issue clarifies that the throne Carnage is interested in usurping isn't Malekith's but Knull's, currently occupied by Eddie Brock]].
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The series was preceded by a ''Carnage Forever'' 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 series was preceded by a ''Carnage Forever'' Forever'', an anthology one-shot with two main stories, 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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* DeusExMachina: In the fourth issue, Jon's symbiote snarks that they'd need the "hand of providence" to save them after they're left stranded in deep space. [[spoiler:Close to the end of the issue, Annie Parker from ''ComicBook/TheAmazingSpiderManRenewYourVows'' yanks Shayde into [[ComicBook/SpiderGeddon the ruins]] of [[ComicBook/SpiderVerse Loomworld]] to get him to help her stop Carnage from destroying the Web of Life and Destiny.]]
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* DeusExMachina: In the fourth issue, Jon's symbiote snarks that they'd need the "hand of providence" to save them after they're left stranded in deep space. [[spoiler:Close to the end of the issue, Annie Parker from ''ComicBook/TheAmazingSpiderManRenewYourVows'' yanks Shayde into [[ComicBook/SpiderGeddon the ruins]] of [[ComicBook/SpiderVerse Loomworld]] to get him to help her stop Carnage from destroying the Web of Life and Destiny. In the fifth issue she uses the Web to air-drop Shayde into Niffleheim, putting him ahead of Carnage in the race to Malekith.]]
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* HellSeeker: Or ''Hel'' Seeker, in this case. The solicit for Issue #6 describes Carnage as breaking into the Norse afterlife of Hel looking for Malekith; and a preview shows it picking a fight with a bunch of ''draugar'' after portalling into Niflheim.
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* HellSeeker: Or ''Hel'' Seeker, in this case. The solicit for In Issue #6 describes Carnage as breaking breaks into the Norse afterlife of Hel looking for Malekith; and a preview shows it Malekith, picking a fight with a bunch of ''draugar'' after portalling into Niflheim.
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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, with the solicits and cover for the tenth issue indicating he intends to create it as his equivalent to All-Black the Necrosword.
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* NextTierPowerUp: The Carnage symbiote's goal is to see what it can do without a host and break through its limits to [[GodhoodSeeker become more powerful and deadly than ever]] -- [[spoiler:starting with ripping out Morris Bench's core and assimilating it, and then going after the Johnathon Ohnn to obtain access to the Spotted Dimension]].
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* MindRape: Rosvelg is a deity resembling a cross between an eagle and a dragon, and is charged with tormenting those damned to Hel for their sins by crying them out -- causing his victims to tortuously relive every sin they ever committed. Ken Neely has a HeelRealization as a result of Rosvelg targeting him, but Carnage gives Rosvelg a taste of his own medicine by mind-bombing him. The sheer magnitude of Carnage's past, present, and future sins drives Rosvelg insane, causing him to gouge his eyes out in an attempt to stop the nightmarish visions before collapsing into an AngstComa.
* NextTierPowerUp: The Carnage symbiote's goal is to see what it can do without a host and break through its limits to [[GodhoodSeeker become more powerful and deadly than ever]] -- [[spoiler:starting with ripping out Morris Bench's core and assimilating it,and then going after the Johnathon Ohnn to obtain access to the Spotted Dimension]].Dimension, and going after Malekith in Hel to obtain his power as well]].
* NextTierPowerUp: The Carnage symbiote's goal is to see what it can do without a host and break through its limits to [[GodhoodSeeker become more powerful and deadly than ever]] -- [[spoiler:starting with ripping out Morris Bench's core and assimilating it,
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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, which [[AbstractEater he consumes]] in the process. Ken Neely is brought to the brink of madness by the weight of the 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: 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, which sins via MindRape, [[AbstractEater he consumes]] consuming their sins]] in the process. Ken Neely is brought to the brink of madness by the weight of the 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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* HeelRealization: Ken Neely finds no beauty or satisfaction [[spoiler:in betraying and murdering Zeiste in the fifth issue]], and in the sixth issue is forced to [[spoiler:relive all his crimes by the bird/dragon god Rosvelg -- coming to the realization that he was never an artist, only a killer]]. However, [[RedemptionRejection he doubles down on his current path]] due to pressure from Carnage.
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* NextTierPowerUp: The Carnage symbiote's goal is to see what it can do without a host and break through its limits to become more powerful and deadly than ever -- [[spoiler:starting with ripping out Morris Bench's core and assimilating it, and then going after the Johnathon Ohnn to obtain access to the Spotted Dimension]].
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* NextTierPowerUp: The Carnage symbiote's goal is to see what it can do without a host and break through its limits to [[GodhoodSeeker become more powerful and deadly than ever ever]] -- [[spoiler:starting with ripping out Morris Bench's core and assimilating it, and then going after the Johnathon Ohnn to obtain access to the Spotted Dimension]].
* SaveTheVillain: In the sixth issue, [[spoiler:Jon Shayde comes across Malekith, his symbiote trying to goad him into killing the dark elf warlord to top Carnage's plans. Despite his symbiote listing Malekith's numerous atrocities, Shayde instead frees Malekith, who takes an interest in him and decides to help him escape Hel]].
* 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, which [[AbstractEater he consumes]] in the process. Ken Neely is brought to the brink of madness by the weight of the 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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* VillainTakesAnInterest: When NYPD detective Jon Shayde hurls himself through the vortex of energy created by Hydro-Man's death to confront Kenneth Neely, Carnage is impressed by his reckless determination and bonds him to a piece of itself to save his life... and see whether he will succumb to its bloodlust and become the very thing he hunts.
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** When NYPD detective Jon Shayde hurls himself through the vortex of energy created by Hydro-Man's death to confront Kenneth Neely, Carnage is impressed by his reckless determination and bonds him to a piece of itself to save his life... and see whether he will succumb to its bloodlust and become the very thing hehunts.hunts.
** In the sixth issue, Hela learns of what Carnage plans to become and do, and is shown sporting a PsychoticSmirk.
** When NYPD detective Jon Shayde hurls himself through the vortex of energy created by Hydro-Man's death to confront Kenneth Neely, Carnage is impressed by his reckless determination and bonds him to a piece of itself to save his life... and see whether he will succumb to its bloodlust and become the very thing he
** In the sixth issue, Hela learns of what Carnage plans to become and do, and is shown sporting a PsychoticSmirk.
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* NoSell: The Carnage symbiote retains its immunity to flames from ''ComicBook/AbsoluteCarnage'', as Varuen discovers when he tries to immolate it with fire-magic.
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: In ''Carnage Forever'', the Carnage symbiote mocks Morris Bench for assuming it would want ''him'' as a host, before skewering him with tendrils and ripping him apart while sneering that he hasn't even begun to tap into the full potential of his powers.
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** In ''Carnage Forever'', the Carnage symbiote mocks Morris Bench for assuming it would want ''him'' as a host, before skewering him with tendrils and ripping him apart while sneering that he hasn't even begun to tap into the full potential of hispowers.powers.
** In Issue #5, the Carnage symbiote delivers a scathing tirade to Varuen mocking the Black Bile Clan's slavish devotion to Malekith, comparing and contrasting this to its former slavish devotion to Cletus Kasady.
** In ''Carnage Forever'', the Carnage symbiote mocks Morris Bench for assuming it would want ''him'' as a host, before skewering him with tendrils and ripping him apart while sneering that he hasn't even begun to tap into the full potential of his
** In Issue #5, the Carnage symbiote delivers a scathing tirade to Varuen mocking the Black Bile Clan's slavish devotion to Malekith, comparing and contrasting this to its former slavish devotion to Cletus Kasady.
