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@@comics_explained your videos have been my bread and butter lately!

​@@comics_explainedcan you make a video ranking Marvel metals?

​@@comics_explainedBro you guys are weird creeps 💀

Bruh thought he was venom smh

the bone-hurting juice awooooo

Hangovers described perfectly haha

Wow, can't believe you'd described Carnage current situation like

@@vincentramos8292lol it actually made him stronger In issue 4 and now he’s fighting knull

Everyone loves them too! I can’t believe they extended the symbiote lore this much as well. It’s so crazy

@@ComputerBLEWbro imagine carnage deciding to run fades with the spider verse. Dude gonna be smoking that spider pack

In the comics that’s literally one of the first things he tried as the KIB but carnage’s plot armor is so thick that ofc he didn’t die. It happened in carnage red and white or something so I don’t blame some for not seeing/knowing this.

I hope better than last Knull saga thought was to short with no reason mini series don't involve knull

The implication of *Eddie* potentially being Knull was when I hard signed off on the run. I think making Eddie this Beyonder level cosmic being just spits in the face of Donny Cates. The last words Knull ever should have heard is "This is for Dillon" as he burnt to nothing in the sun. He never should appear again. Bringing him back cheapens what is probably my favorite Venom/Spiderman story *ever.* Eddie Brock in Cates' run was nothing more than a man. Stripped of all titles, and the Symbiote, and his dark past, he was just a man. The entire page of him praying for Dillon while he's falling to his death always comes to my mind; and the repeated quote "Eddie Brock, man of a thousand chances." Eddie had his Other *ripped off him,* so he was just a regular man at that moment. *And a Primordial God of darkness dropped him off a roof.* A god dropped this man off a skyscraper, and he *still* overcame those insurmountable odds. Not because of any type of multiverse constant, not some destiny bs. Because of his son. And then out of nowhere; *BOOM* EDDIE'S DEAD. Oh Eddie's alive again in this garden. Aaaand time travel.. I think Ewing's kinda overrated in general but with Venom it truly feels like everything Donny Cates did (even Venom Beyond now) is just... cheapened. It makes King in Black *worse* because now I know it leads straight into time travel convoluted *limbo nonsense.*

Gonna be honest, I doubted that he was gonna stay dead when the captain universe venom symbiote destroyed his body, considering what we've seen from Eddie Brock being the king in black we know destroying the body is only a set back. Here's hoping he doesn't end up as a Galactus or Celestial type character, where they'll write him into a story just to have him get his ass beat to show how strong the next guy is.

​@@steampunkmage9073 That's what I fear too. If you look at the best antagonists in comics they always come back if they're well liked. When I say "I never want to see Knull again" it isn't the same as why we don't see other *extremely OP* characters like Abraxis. Knull's death was such good punctuation on the charcter that to see him alive at all cheapens Eddie's character arc. They've already made Eddie a jobber to *himself* so... y'know...

Knull filled out his application to be stepping stone of the week/run the second he was plunged into the heart of the sun and exorcised. I'm sorry. That's just the way it is. He's in a better place now (he's Galactus' new roommate)

BETA!!

If nothing else, there's the alternate universe explanation. Yes, it's an X-23, But since it's a different reality, she could be less skilled for this reason or that reason or maybe her healing factor isn't as effective, etc.

@@emwbjr yea I guess thats true. they might also have done it just to show how OP Carnage has become

@@anthonyraines5951 I think based off of what's been happening with the last few Carnage stories, that Carnage has definitely ascended beyond the normal power that the symbiotes would have. Current carnage would be significantly more powerful than previous iterations of carnage not just in the abilities he has and has absorbed, but because he's just gotten that much stronger as a whole to where basic Venom users who have no amps would be one shot by him. He fought Malekith just previously and won after all.

Silence is like "Anti-Scream" when the Scream symbiote was destroyed because Carnage was taking it over Dr.Steven took the remains of Scream and mutated it with Flash's Anti-Venom cells creating Silence. The Silence symbiote unlike Agent Anti-Venom has its own voice and contiousness like any other symbiote but Silence not only has the ability to kill symbiotes with her touch but can also seperate them from the hivemind.

Nah piss off with that jap crap

He's got All-Black infused into him. Just ignore the badass moment of Eddie stripping Knull of it, because it means nothing. The Dwarves made a new All-Black. Not joking.

@@XXMatt0040XX so this takes place after the carnage run with him dragging around the serial killer everywhere?

@@twiggydegree1419yes

Hypathetically, does it really matter? Say your right, and they use this story to kill what they've built in the Venom series. They could come out later after the "backslash" or "support" from the community and just canonize the most popular and preferred outcome, right? I know that would be a pain for us, the fans, to have to deal with, but hear me out. Say they write and complete both stories, the venom story, and the carnage story. Say thete both good stories, and they both have relatively equal fan or community support. Then I ask again, does it matter if what you're saying is true? It's marvel and, to some extent, disney. I know the comics industry is "dying," some say, but it's still really popular and a great way to tell awesome stories and make money. As long as the story and art are good in both stories. I don't think as a company that they would favor the unpopular story arch. It doesn't make sense simply on a business side. I'm not necessarily saying that your comment was wrong. That your feelings or opinions are wrong or trying to start a fight slash disagreement or argument. The entire point of me making this comment was to ask the question...... does it even really matter so long as the stories that Marvel chooses to Wright and publish are awesome?" Genuinely curious watcha think

@@JCHKingmo360 It's not necessarily about the quality of the story in my opinion, more so the execution. A common complaint usually brought up with modern day marvel comics (and DC as well), is this idea that almost every story needs to one up the other somehow. This usually leads to ever more overpowered, randomly created villains that before used to be relegated to being Avengers level or requiring the entire superhero community to fight. While that in and of itself isn't bad, and each story might have the potential to have good writing by itself, when taken as a whole, where you have this happening back to back to back to back, with no room to breathe, it lessens the impact. Eddie became God for like a week, before a threat appeared that challenged said God hood, before he then found out he was meant to be a greater God, connected across the multiverse by other versions of himself, for again, a little while, only for carnage to now be killing venoms across the universe potentially being set up to fight Eddie. There hasn't been room to breathe. Eddie should've been kept in the form he was in for a few years or so, before there was a proper challenge. But by having it be this fast paced, it makes it seem like it's just writers coming up with A only for the next writers to come up with B immediately after that invalidates A or tries to one up it. A good example of that is what's happening with the Beyonders and if I'm remembering correctly, the Lost One. Where Hickman established the Beyonders as being absolutely God tier, now out of nowhere there's this new uber character that could beat the beyonders. The same beyonders that required a bomb made out of hundreds of thousands of molecule men, each with the ability to warp reality, to kill/stop. There's no room to breathe. And it impacts the stakes.

@elra1894 I'm a relatively new co ic book adapter. I've only been reading or interested in them for about the past 7 years. I'm 27 years old. The reason im saying this is for context. Don't both marvel and DC have "street level" to "cosmetic/existence level" heroes and violins? Some may be more popular than others, but they are not cutting the less powerful characters out of their comics based off there usability are they? If so, I stand corrected and shocked. I do see your point, and I can understand not needing the quality of the stories to all be 100%.

@@JCHKingmo360 They do, that's true. But some heroes aren't necessarily fully one or the other. For instance, Superman fights both burglars and universe level threats. But imagine if superman only ever constantly fought more and more overpowered villains? Each time they make it seem like that villain is the "strongest thing ever" only to pull out another one just like that one but stronger the next story? It's...strange. At the very least. Sometimes, maybe you just need a story about superman trying to have a BBQ but somehow all the grocery stores get destroyed just as he's about to buy some burger meat. You know? Settle things down a bit. But that being said, I wanted to thank you for being so respectful. That doesn't happen often in youtube comments. Don't let what I said ruin your enjoyment. If you like the story, then I'm glad you found that excitement and enjoyment!

@elra1894 Maybe Superman was a bad example. I'd have to go back and check, but I think I have both comics in the vain you're describing. I think I get what you're saying. I personally love DC for telling stories about God's living among men. Despite that barman, a man among gods is their best character. Marvel has good, God-like characters. They also seemingly have a way bigger scope. A more impressive one than DC. The main takeaway from marvel though is the character writing. The main takeaway from DC is the sheer level of power among its characters. I could be wrong. That's just my interpretation. It would seem to me the simplest simulation would be, as long as you like both Marvel and DC comics, use one when you want over the top fights, action, and big stakes then use the other for down to earth human things with characters thst may be God's but still have relatablely human issues and lives. Just brainstorming, I could be 100% wrong. About anything and everything 😅 you seemingly have to be a bigger enthusiast than I am.

Yeah. It's all multiverse stuff till it's not. Like a positive side to that is Miles Morales. From the Ultimate universe and comics, now he's mainstream and in the main comics.

Carnage has never been immune to anything. He's been protected by an outer source. This is Carnage without a host. He is making himself better at the cellular level. Doom or Strange don't appear because plot. But for a seriousish answer; Carnage has All-Black built in; he's a God killer by definition. Doom knows not to screw with Carnage. And Dr. Strange has no chance against Carnage. Carnage could absolutely overpower Mesphisto inside his own realm. It took both Doom and Strange together to do that. You're possibly thinking of Absolute Carnage's powerset. The Grendyl is not magic. It is just closer to Knull. And it's got resistances, not immunity. Cthone's been dealt with if you're thinking of the Darkhold. And also nobody cares about that story. If you're thinking of Dark Web, that's Bedlam, and a trash story.

Also I thought antivenom was a byproduct of a symbiote leaving it's host and not a symbiote in itself. I thought it was the whole reason Flash couldn't take Venom back around the time when Osbourne became the red goblin.

Yeah but Black Bolt's scream would also deadly to the Venom corp, meaning that if Carnage can bounce back fast enough he can kill the venom corp or escape while they are disoriented.

Yeah, he pretty much has to because Eddie is just that much stronger than Carnage.

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