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Cletus Cortland Kasady is a deranged and sociopathic serial killer and mass murderer who has bonded with an alien symbiote to become the notorious super-villain Carnage. Following a dark and disturbed childhood which culminated in him burning down an an orphanage, Cletus became a serial killer and was eventually convicted for eleven consecutive life sentences. Incarcerated at Ryker's Island Prison, Cletus eventually became cellmates with Eddie Brock. When the Venom symbiote returned to rescue Eddie, it left behind its asexually-produced offspring. The newborn symbiote bonded to Cletus and amalgamated with his blood, transforming him into the monstrous Carnage. Over the years, Carnage became a recurring enemy to Spider-Man, Deadpool, the Avengers, and most notably Venom. Notoriously, Carnage once led a group of other killers and monsters on a rampage across Manhattan. When Cletus reentered Earth's atmosphere following the Poisons' invasion, Cletus and his symbiote-remnants perished, but a cult worshiping the symbiote god Knull bonded him to a new symbiote linked to him, reanimating Cletus and restoring the Carnage symbiote more powerful than ever. Cletus intended to free Knull, succeeding when Eddie killed him and assimilated the codexes into a amalgam symbiote, later pilloting the Carnage symbiote. Cletus tried to overthrow Eddie when he became the new King in Black. Absorbing Iron Man's Extrembiote, Cletus and the symbiote eventually had a falling out, the serial killer expunging it from the Extrembiote. The Carnage symbiote eventually created a clone of Cletus in order to direct it in its ascension. Somehow restored to human form but severely weakened, Cletus tried to confront them both by imbuing himself with antibodies in emulation of Anti-Venom, but had his brain devoured, the clone absorbing his memories and consciousness in the process to become one.

Carnage (Cletus Kasady)

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The old world order does not end with a cosmic invasion-it ends with a cold-blooded execution. Following a horrific, live-streamed bio-gas chemical massacre in Washington, D.C. perpetrated by the Green Goblin (Norman Osborn), a battle-worn, cynical Iron Man (Tony Stark) decides the endless loop of asylum lock-up and escape must end. Cornering a laughing, unrepentant Osborn in a dark Manhattan alleyway, Tony Stark bypasses all legal red tape and fires a point-blank, lethal Unibeam straight through the villain's chest on live global television. This single homicide shatters the justice system instantly, birthing the Iron Vanguard—an authoritarian, high-tech regime dedicated to the absolute preemptive regulation and automated military quarantine of all super-beings. Desperate to prevent an all-out superhero civil war, mutant peace icon Charles Xavier calls a secret, shadow-drenched bunker summit to negotiate mutant autonomy with Iron Man. The meeting collapses into pure tragedy when Vanguard mercenary Crossbones (Brock Rumlow) panics during a telepathic ripple, misinterpreting Xavier's attempt to calm the room as a mental breach. Bypassing orders, Crossbones fires a heavy kinetic round straight through Xavier's chest, killing him instantly. Forced to publicly swallow Crossbones' lie of "preemptive self-defense" to protect his regime's fragile public optics, Iron Man places New York under an immediate martial-law lockdown. For a grief-stricken Wolverine and an outraged Captain America (Steve Rogers), diplomacy is permanently dead. They merge forces to lead the underground Midnight Resistance in a full-scale, lethal guerrilla rebellion. But as the Vanguard and the Resistance bleed Manhattan dry, the sheer weight of global trauma, mutual hatred, and fractured combat frame data triggers a catastrophic cosmic consequence.





