Carnage #3

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My GAL Carnage?! (Spoilers!) 0

Carnage #3 - Family Feud, Pt. 3 by the_hobgoblin on March 12, 2011

That's right, Carnage is a female in case you missed last issue. And throughout the course of the issue, I really began to take a liking to her.  Now, you have to understand, I usually don't like replacing old characters with new ones who take over their old identity. If it's not broke don't fix it and all that... So this is unusual for me. Luckily Wells makes the new Carnage host likeable, relatable and yet sympathetic. I really enjoy closeups inside her mind when she and the symbiote battle fo...

15 out of 15 found this review helpful.

Carnage: Great Art! 0

Carnage #3 - Family Feud, Pt. 3 by cervantes on July 14, 2011

A female Carnage is just the first of many surprises in this iss'. Written by Zeb Wells, Joss Whedon's son, this is great for fans of Cletus Kasady as >>>SPOILER ALERT<<< he appears near the end, not feeling entirely human, since he's gone Borg from the waist down.  Spider-Man and Iron Man have clearly put the Civil War unpleasantness behind them as they team up against Carnage. Which is good, because as enjoyable as it was to pit them against each other and have Parker rig his...

11 out of 12 found this review helpful.

Review: Carnage #3 0

Carnage #3 - Family Feud, Pt. 3 by zack_freeman on February 09, 2011

 As the new Carnage carves its way out of prison, Spidey and Iron Man discover the symbiote isn't the only villain who's been brought back. The Good Wells' script has such a great cadence. You feel every beat of the story - - from the argumentative head games at the beginning to the terrifying, piece-by-piece surprise reveal at the end. I especially enjoyed how he makes Carnage and  his associates, Shriek and Doppleganger, out to be like a horrible virus that somehow keeps back, again and again...

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