Marvel reveals Carnage’s final form

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Marvel reveals Carnage’s final form

Warning: Spoilers for Venomverse Reborn #4!Carnage has been on a largely unchecked rampage spanning multiple series for several years – and soon his bloody quest will achieve success. Ever hungry, ever grabbing for more and more power, the Venomverse Reborn Anthology series concludes with the shocking revelation of Carnage’s final form as “A king in crimson.

The main narrative of the Venomverse Reborn Anthologies is titled “Five Questions,” by Al Ewing, Danilo Beyruth, Ceci De La Cruz and Travis Lanham, in which Dylan Brock is allowed to ask five questions of the King In Black version of his father, Eddie (also known as Venom). ). Venomverse Reborn #4 reveals that all of Dylan’s questions relate to raising an army.


Comic Book Page: Eddie Brock reveals Carnage's final form as a Titanic "King in crimson" Hand.

The final panel reveals that the King in Black, traditionally depicted as a hand, is standing in the palm of an even larger, monstrous crimson hand, referred to as “A king in crimson“And heavily implied to be Carnage.

Carnage’s quest for ultimate power finally pays off

Carnage is not satisfied even with godhood

Carnage’s epic, bloody quest for ultimate power began in 2022, with Carnage #1 by Ram V., Francesco Manna, Roberto Poggi, Dijjo Lima and Joe Sabino Carnage as he hunts down specific heroes and villains to absorb their powers and remove any of his potential vulnerabilities. What begins as a break-in to a supermax prison quickly escalates to carnage hunting through Asgard to claim godly power – something he functionally achieves by forging the weapon known as All-Blood, the Necrospear.

This search in turn escalates even further than that Carnage tests himself by hunting various incarnations of Venom across the multiverse. At the end of this journey, Carnage is strong enough to challenge other elevated symbiotes such as Meridus – a king in black.

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Poison #18 by Al Ewing, CAFU, Frank D’Armata and Clayton Cowles clarifies that a “King in Black” is a power equal to Marvel’s reality-transcending Beyonders, only operating on the physical plane instead of monitoring events from outside reality. As Marvel’s current King in Black, Eddie Brock has demonstrated powers such as projecting his consciousness through space and time, kinetic control over organic matter and symbiote biomass, and command over different versions of himself from across the timeline. The The final form of a king in black is described as a “Eventuality Presented to the reader as a hand that manages”The machine room” of reality.

until now, Marvel revealed three kings in black. The first, Knull, was the primary antagonist of 2020’s “King in Black” event. Despite having enough power to bring even Marvel’s Celestials to heel, Knull is ultimately the weakest King in Black, revealed to have abandoned his post and much of his power. The second King in Black is Meridus, a Machiavellian offshoot of Venom who seeks to become the ultimate version of Venom across space and time. The final King in Black is the aforementioned “Eventuality,” revealed to be the final form of Eddie Brock himself, managing Marvel’s symbiotes across the multiverse.

A King in Crimson promises only destruction for the Marvel Universe

An eventuality of endless murder

Presenting Carnage as a king in crimson has some terrifying implications. While the original King in Black, Knull, abandons his duties for nihilism, Poison #18 implies that doing so removed Knull’s transcendent state in time and space and made him a linear entity, someone with both a birth and a death. like a king in crimson, Carnage would have no such limitation And would maintain a connection to its various forms throughout all of reality, allowing the murderous symbiote to inflict its sadism throughout all of time and space, endlessly and forever.

There is no precedent for a king in crimson, as such an entity was never meant to be in the first place.

Similarly, the Kings in black serve as a counterpart to the kings in whiteBalancing the forces of reality and being part of the fabric of the Marvel Universe. At the time of writing, there is no such mention of a king in crimson. This just goes to emphasize how unnatural Carnage has become, climbing his way into power against the very natural order of the universe. There is no precedent for a king in crimson, because such an entity was never meant to be in the first place.

Carnage is an oddly compelling figure: unquestionably vile, yet strangely pathetic in his constant quest to stay in power with his older sibling, Venom. With Venom’s final form revealed as an entity beyond time and space, it was only a matter of time before Carnage attempted to replicate the same feat – but the fact that he managed to do so is still shocking nonetheless. Carnage’s final form as a King in Crimson means that no corner of Marvel’s reality is safe – and that one way or another, Carnage Will eventually transition.

Venomverse Reborn #4 is available now from Marvel Comics.

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