Post by Carnage on Aug 6, 2007 23:31:32 GMT -5
Name: Cletus Kassady
Gender: Male
Age: 25-30
Occupation: Villian
Personality: Sadistic, crazy; killer, unlike his father, Carnage was sadistic enough that the symbiote completely bonded to him so he says I instead of We like his father(Venom).
Appearance: upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/cb/Carnagemarvel.jpg
Abbilities:
Alien symbiote grants;
Superhuman strength speed, stamina, durability, reflexes, and agility
Ability to create blades and projectiles from symbiotic costume
Wall-crawling
Webbing
Shape-shifting
Accelerated healing
Immunity to Spider-Man's "spider-sense"
Brief history:
Kasady claims his mother tried to kill him after she caught him torturing her dog. She is apparently beaten to death by Kasady's father, who receives no defense from his son during his trial. Kasady seems to care for his mother, digging up her grave in Maximum Carnage, contradicting his prior account in which he took glee in her death. He also claims he killed his grandmother when he was a child, pushing her down a flight of stairs.
Now an orphan, Kasady is sent to the St. Estes home for boys, where his antisocial behavior makes him the target of abuse from both the other orphans and the staff. Kasady vindicates himself by murdering the disciplinarian administrator and burning down the orphanage. By his early twenties, he has been convicted of eleven murders, although he brags about committing dozens more.
He justifies his acts of murder with an absurdist philosophy, based on the idea that the universe is essentially chaotic and that law and order are a perversion. In his first appearance he shares a cell with Eddie Brock, who had just recently lost his Venom symbiote after a battle against Styx.
When Brock's symbiote returns and bonds with him to form the entity known as Venom, the supervillain unwittingly leaves behind a symbiote spawn, which bonds with Kasady, allowing him to transform into the red and black monster called Carnage. One night, Kasady murders a guard and escapes prison, beginning a series of gruesome and seemingly random murders. At the scene of each crime, he writes "Carnage Rules" on the walls with his own blood. He is found by Spider-Man, though the hero proves to be no match for Carnage's powers. In desperation, Spider-Man makes what is, despite his expectations, only the first of many truces with Venom to fight Carnage. Carnage is defeated with sonic weaponry, but the symbiote lives on by merging with Carnage's bloodstream.
Perhaps the most famous storyline in which Carnage appears is the 1993 Spider-Man event "Maximum Carnage." Carnage recruits a cadre of psychotic super-villains (consisting of Shriek, Demogoblin, Carrion, and Doppelganger) to overtake New York, but are driven back by Spider-Man, Venom, the Black Cat, Cloak, Dagger, and several other heroes.
Kasady, albeit having a stronger bond to his symbiote than Eddie Brock does, has been separated from and re-bonded with the symbiote several times as the symbiote looks for stronger hosts. In the 1996 "Web of Carnage" storyline, the Carnage symbiote escapes from the Ravencroft Institute where Cletus Kasady is incarcerated, seeking a stronger host. It takes over Ben Reilly, who had recently replaced Peter Parker as Spider-Man. Reilly has little previous experience with symbiotes, and is unprepared for an enemy that is immune to his spider-sense. Together, they become Spider-Carnage, and the symbiote attempts to force him, both mentally and physically, to kill a powerless Peter Parker along with other innocent people. Reilly barely escapes the symbiote's control with help from Dr. Ashley Kafka and John Jameson, the administrators of Ravencroft. The symbiote later bonds with the Silver Surfer, which created the insane and vastly powerful Carnage Cosmic. However, the Surfer and Spider-Man manage to return the symbiote to Kasady, who is susequently encased by the Silver Surfer in an unbreakable material to spend the rest of his life reflecting on his sins.
However, the material was clearly not as 'unbreakable' as the Surfer believed; when next seen, Kasady had somehow escaped form the material, although he was trapped in a cell specifically designed to contain him and stop him transforming into Carnage. Venom later located Kasady in prison and re-absorbed his Carnage symbiote into his own body "for good". Without the symbiote, Kasady retains the Carnage persona by costuming himself in red paint and continuing his killing sprees, but does so as a normal human, only for Spider-Man to easily defeat him in a fight. Soon, however, Kasady finds an exact replica of the symbiote in the Negative Zone. How this symbiote is an identical copy, or where it came from, has yet to be explained. However, the issues in which Kasady discovered the replica had references to the Spider-Man Unlimited TV series which had been airing at the time and which featured the Carnage symbiote as one of its villains. In this same issue, Spider-Man himself briefly gained the costume of the Spider-Man from Unlimited..
Carnage stars in the miniseries Venom vs. Carnage in 2004. The Carnage symbiote spawns a "child" symbiote, which he tries to kill without success, acting on the symbiote race's instinctive hatred for their immediate offspring. The "child" later bonds with police officer Patrick Mulligan. Carnage feels nothing but hate for the young creature and attempts to kill it, while Venom defends it (feeling protective of his "grandchild" for the sake of the symbiote species). Venom names the new symbiote Toxin. Mulligan has since attempted to steer his symbiote towards heroism instead of murder.
Gender: Male
Age: 25-30
Occupation: Villian
Personality: Sadistic, crazy; killer, unlike his father, Carnage was sadistic enough that the symbiote completely bonded to him so he says I instead of We like his father(Venom).
Appearance: upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/cb/Carnagemarvel.jpg
Abbilities:
Alien symbiote grants;
Superhuman strength speed, stamina, durability, reflexes, and agility
Ability to create blades and projectiles from symbiotic costume
Wall-crawling
Webbing
Shape-shifting
Accelerated healing
Immunity to Spider-Man's "spider-sense"
Brief history:
Kasady claims his mother tried to kill him after she caught him torturing her dog. She is apparently beaten to death by Kasady's father, who receives no defense from his son during his trial. Kasady seems to care for his mother, digging up her grave in Maximum Carnage, contradicting his prior account in which he took glee in her death. He also claims he killed his grandmother when he was a child, pushing her down a flight of stairs.
Now an orphan, Kasady is sent to the St. Estes home for boys, where his antisocial behavior makes him the target of abuse from both the other orphans and the staff. Kasady vindicates himself by murdering the disciplinarian administrator and burning down the orphanage. By his early twenties, he has been convicted of eleven murders, although he brags about committing dozens more.
He justifies his acts of murder with an absurdist philosophy, based on the idea that the universe is essentially chaotic and that law and order are a perversion. In his first appearance he shares a cell with Eddie Brock, who had just recently lost his Venom symbiote after a battle against Styx.
When Brock's symbiote returns and bonds with him to form the entity known as Venom, the supervillain unwittingly leaves behind a symbiote spawn, which bonds with Kasady, allowing him to transform into the red and black monster called Carnage. One night, Kasady murders a guard and escapes prison, beginning a series of gruesome and seemingly random murders. At the scene of each crime, he writes "Carnage Rules" on the walls with his own blood. He is found by Spider-Man, though the hero proves to be no match for Carnage's powers. In desperation, Spider-Man makes what is, despite his expectations, only the first of many truces with Venom to fight Carnage. Carnage is defeated with sonic weaponry, but the symbiote lives on by merging with Carnage's bloodstream.
Perhaps the most famous storyline in which Carnage appears is the 1993 Spider-Man event "Maximum Carnage." Carnage recruits a cadre of psychotic super-villains (consisting of Shriek, Demogoblin, Carrion, and Doppelganger) to overtake New York, but are driven back by Spider-Man, Venom, the Black Cat, Cloak, Dagger, and several other heroes.
Kasady, albeit having a stronger bond to his symbiote than Eddie Brock does, has been separated from and re-bonded with the symbiote several times as the symbiote looks for stronger hosts. In the 1996 "Web of Carnage" storyline, the Carnage symbiote escapes from the Ravencroft Institute where Cletus Kasady is incarcerated, seeking a stronger host. It takes over Ben Reilly, who had recently replaced Peter Parker as Spider-Man. Reilly has little previous experience with symbiotes, and is unprepared for an enemy that is immune to his spider-sense. Together, they become Spider-Carnage, and the symbiote attempts to force him, both mentally and physically, to kill a powerless Peter Parker along with other innocent people. Reilly barely escapes the symbiote's control with help from Dr. Ashley Kafka and John Jameson, the administrators of Ravencroft. The symbiote later bonds with the Silver Surfer, which created the insane and vastly powerful Carnage Cosmic. However, the Surfer and Spider-Man manage to return the symbiote to Kasady, who is susequently encased by the Silver Surfer in an unbreakable material to spend the rest of his life reflecting on his sins.
However, the material was clearly not as 'unbreakable' as the Surfer believed; when next seen, Kasady had somehow escaped form the material, although he was trapped in a cell specifically designed to contain him and stop him transforming into Carnage. Venom later located Kasady in prison and re-absorbed his Carnage symbiote into his own body "for good". Without the symbiote, Kasady retains the Carnage persona by costuming himself in red paint and continuing his killing sprees, but does so as a normal human, only for Spider-Man to easily defeat him in a fight. Soon, however, Kasady finds an exact replica of the symbiote in the Negative Zone. How this symbiote is an identical copy, or where it came from, has yet to be explained. However, the issues in which Kasady discovered the replica had references to the Spider-Man Unlimited TV series which had been airing at the time and which featured the Carnage symbiote as one of its villains. In this same issue, Spider-Man himself briefly gained the costume of the Spider-Man from Unlimited..
Carnage stars in the miniseries Venom vs. Carnage in 2004. The Carnage symbiote spawns a "child" symbiote, which he tries to kill without success, acting on the symbiote race's instinctive hatred for their immediate offspring. The "child" later bonds with police officer Patrick Mulligan. Carnage feels nothing but hate for the young creature and attempts to kill it, while Venom defends it (feeling protective of his "grandchild" for the sake of the symbiote species). Venom names the new symbiote Toxin. Mulligan has since attempted to steer his symbiote towards heroism instead of murder.