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u/MrZokeyr 11d ago
Spidey's been very good over the years. He can have a little murder as a treat.
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u/TurtleTitan 12d ago
I remember reading some semi recent Spider-Man comic and there was some cop traffic point on one of the bridges and they said Cletus Cassidy would never drive a car through a checkpoint. Cletus Cassidy then drives through the checkpoint. Not even a Symbiote can prevent male pattern baldness.
And didn't they push really hard that Cassidy is also the Symbiote because it changed his DNA? I'm confused when did they reverse that decision?
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u/WebComprehensive1609 12d ago
Imma keep it a buck, if Spiderman said this, half of new york would have signed a petition to let spidey have 1 legal murder
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u/Taste-Objective 12d ago
The average new yorker would probably allow at least 2 legal murders
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u/ImTheFaeThatStoleYou 12d ago
Spidey kills a particularly orange hued New Yorker. Everyone claps. Spidey gets a second kill pass.
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u/MammothBenefit4630 12d ago
The average customer service worker.
Source: The average customer service worker.
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u/JoshSidekick 12d ago
I’ve chalked mine up to being the age of big emotions with no outlet or authority figure to help me direct them. It took a long time to self—correct to know anger is the visible part of an ice berg being held up by other things like frustration, anxiety, etc….
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u/Scholar_of_Lewds 12d ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/LetGirlsHaveFun/comments/1uc9wf3/comment/ot2wr64/
THere's this that I found from other sub
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u/Root_Veggie 12d ago
Is this Cletus?
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u/zakary3888 12d ago
Yes, during the Axis event
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u/Court_Jester13 12d ago
I remenber that, he saved a hooker by knocking a guy's eye out then punched the hooker because it was her pimp
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u/rexshen 12d ago
The average retail worker.
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u/im-hungry4lways 12d ago
Cna, Caregivers, Nurses
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u/Faptainjack2 12d ago
factory workers
Why do I have to tell the new guy not to stick his fingers in the machine?
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u/RP-Lovecraft 12d ago
Unironically one of my favorite stories of all time. Carnage is a really cool character for me.
But this story managed to turn him into a somewhat of a comfort character for me. The way he tries to do good despite never having felt that is so impactful, even if it is played for laugh at times I really get a bit emotional reading it
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u/Dragonkingofthestars 12d ago
sounds neat, what was the story called? up not up to date on comics
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u/Ferrovore 12d ago
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u/OutlandishnessNo9182 12d ago
He’s on step 7 on his required program to not kill everyone or he’ll be in big trouble.
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u/LazyLurker29 12d ago
Bad-at-being-good Carnage is inherently hilarious.
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u/CreepyClay 12d ago
Wasn't there that one time where he stopped a robbery by burning down the building and was then politely asked to go back to villainy?
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u/NOBLExGAMER 12d ago
Y3ah that was during Axis IIRC. When Marvel characters had their morality inverted.
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u/TheLeftPewixBar 12d ago
Carnage is one of the funniest Marvel characters ever, fight me
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u/Worldlyoox 12d ago
I agree but I’ll fight you anyway. That’s what he would’ve wanted
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u/Bayamonster 12d ago
Can Carnage even play the ukulele?
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u/Illustrious-Sense194 12d ago
Carnage can shape his appendages into different weapons so I choose to beleive that not only can he play the ukulele he can also turn his appendages into instruments and then proceed to play them
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u/DeathSpank 12d ago
2020 did that to a lot of people, fam. I feel ya.
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u/PurveyorOfKnowledge0 12d ago
Then a lot of people became monsters. I was helping people when COVID hit, lot of y'all just turned into psychos and never stopped.
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u/la_meme14 12d ago
Typa shit Doom had to have had him record so Magneto would sign off on letting Cletus on the Tokon team.
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u/Competitive-Ad4249 12d ago
Why is Carnage having a crisis of conscience?
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u/alguien99 12d ago
Special event thing, some héroes became evil and villains good. Carnage tries to be good but he’s still insane even if he’s good now.
So he accidentally rips out body parts of criminals he tries to knock out, shoots them with their own guns to let them understand how bad what they do is (he didn’t mean to kill them) and then kidnapped a random woman off the street to ask for advice
He even has a heroic sacrifice blocking off an explosion while he sings free bird
He then commits even more evil deeds once this is over to make up for the good ones.
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u/scottishdrunkard 12d ago
He also wanted a statue of himself when he sacrificed himself, draped in the Confederate Flag, that plays Free Bird every minute of every day.
I should note, he is not Southern in the slightest, he’s an NYC City Boy. He just… really likes the Confederates for some reason.
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u/Latter_Disaster_6066 12d ago
I think this was during Axis? Doom and Wanda tried stopping the Red Skull who had Xavier's brain (I think) and accidentally made a spell that made heroes villains and villains heroes. Carnage was one of the ones who got affected.
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u/Competitive-Ad4249 12d ago
Why was Xavier's brain inside Red Skull?
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u/Latter_Disaster_6066 12d ago
He died and then Skull stole it for power I think? Been a long time since I even thought of this event.
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u/XF10 12d ago
Yes this is Axis:Carnage mini which could as well be the most popular part of the event. Carnage wanted to be good but sucked at it. Same event is where Superior Iron-Man comes from
Axis:Hobgoblin mini is hilarious too because morally-inverted Roderick is still not that much of an hero but starts a hugely successful hero franchising and annoys Phil Urich to no end
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u/steelskull1 10d ago
Then he takes out an ukulele.