A cry for Cletus Kasady

No Idea who this guy is, but I do know that this isn't news and need to be moved to editorials.

@RextheKing

You don't know who Carnage is?

Yes, yes, YES!!! A million times YES!

Carnage is one of my all-time favourite villains. He's bat-shit crazy, and so much fun to read. Would be epic to see on screen.

I'm sad though that I'll never see my choice for Kasady on the big screen. Jim Carrey has always been my #1 choice, he would've been so perfect.

Thumbed @DrKinsolving

Nice work buddy.

"Carnage is no doubt Spidey's most dangerous foe."

Funny, I would've said Sony was Spidey's most dangerous foe.

Ba-dum-tss!

RIP Sony's "Spidey-verse": 2012-2014

@RextheKing
Wait, I thought the guy in the gif is someone you wanted to play Carnage, that is who I was talking about.

@doopie

Wrong @MercwithMouth

That's James Franco from Pineapple Express.

@LEVITIKUZ

I meant the bottom gif. Forgot that the Franco one was even there at the top.

@LEVITIKUZ

And I actually never would've guessed that that gif was from Pineapple Express. I've only seen about 9 minutes of that movie. Rented it once years ago, but it happened to be the weekend my son's mother and I hooked up...We smoked a big fat joint at the beginning of the movie...and tried repeatedly to watch it for 3 days. We always found something better to do. I hate Seth Rogen.

@LEVITIKUZ

True, I'm way more of a Carnage fan then a Venom fan, their both cool but I'd take Carnage any day

@Doopie

Yeah, they would probably have to introduce Venom and Brock first, but I think it would be cool to introduce Kasady in the movie, as a human, just to show that he exists.... and there is definitely enough depth if you start out with his origin, Carange is awesome in the comics

@DrKinsolving

Here is my problem with Venom. Look at Venom.



When I see that, I think of this:



The last thing I want to see is someone who looks like that and I see like that helping people like so:



I mean you got one of the scariest looking villains. I mean Venom really looks like the comic book equivalent to a Xenomorph but the problem is you give him this genetic as backstory of wanting revenge. You can only do that in so many stories.

Venom is really the equivalent to Hush from Batman. Hush is motivated by revenge like Venom. The difference with Hush and Venom is Hush is a mastermind. He has the intelligence and money to hire villains to work for him.

he won't attack Aunt May and Mary Jane. That's the problem and why Hush went from being Venom like to better.

In Heart of Hush, he decided not to attack Bruce physically. He attack the one woman he loves and literally steals her heart. Selina.



He does this because he wants to her Bruce in the worst way possible.



And if that wasn't enough in the story; we learn that Hush, who was a brilliant surgeon, performed plastic surgery on his own face to look just like Bruce Wayne.



In Batman Eternal, Hush went to Wayne Manor and attacked Alfred by injecting some of Scarecrow's fear gas straight into Alfred's brain which made Batman decide to put him in a coma.



I mean again, Venom is something out of a horror film and they never kept going with the horror film direction for Venom as a character. It's like they aren't afraid to get their hands dirty.

It's also why Carnage is better. He is everything Venom should be. He is the stuff of nightmares. He's a serial killed mixed with alien goop and looks like something out of a sci-fi horror. That's scary.

He also doesn't want revenge or have a vendetta against Parker which makes him even greater and more dangerous because he isn't just striking Peter's family but anyone who he finds.

Venom is nothing more then a genetic villain who's design comes from the master of style over substance himself Todd McFarlane.

*wants to hurt Bruce

@LEVITIKUZ

Totally, I totally agree, Venom being a good guy is wrong, there's drool dripping on the kid he's saving in that panel, haha, it looks like he's ready to eat him....

And, I agree with the Hush comparison, that story was told so much better and Hush as a character is so much better.... I'm not really much of a fan of Agent Venom either....

But, Carnage is awesome.

This is Carnage being a good guy

@DrDoom

Definitely, I agree, Carnage would bring something totally different to the big screen too and for the MCU....

And, the black teeth do look cooler, haha

I think the symbiotes would be great for a loose Spider-Man trilogy within another Spider-Man series, and establishing Kletus prior to Carnage could factor into that pretty well. Hell, it'd work as a trilogy following up from the events of TASM and TASM 2:

1) TASM - Peter and Gwen get together
2) TASM 2 - Gwen is murdered
3) MCU Spider-Man movie - Peter gets the symbiote suit, which amplifies his anger and grief following Gwen's death. Kletus could be introduced here as a side-villain, while The Green Goblin would be the main villain following on from Gwen's death
4) MCU Spider-Man 2 - Having gotten rid of the symbiote suit, Spider-Man faces Venom after it bonds with Eddie Brock. Kletus could also be a side-villain here, or at least cameo.
5) MCU Spider-Man 3 - The Venom suit reproduces, and the second symbiote bonds with Kletus, finally forming Carnage. Then, Carnage could team up with Venom, or he could be a solo villain, or the film could be a three-way battle with Spider-Man vs Venom vs Carnage. Also, depending on how the previous movie ends, it could either be Eddie Brock as Venom again, or it could be Flash Thompson's Agent Venom, if Venom is in the movie.

@batz11

@batz11

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