Carnage is a terrifying villain, more so than Venom, so by turning away from the superhero elements and diving into the horror genre really does the character justice.

Writer Frank Tieri doesn’t just lean on classic horror tropes, he fully embraces them, and the issue is all the better for it. RELATED: Carnage Targets the Entire Marvel Universe in Venom Teaser After quickly finding John without any clothes or memories, Misty helps him retrace his steps over the last few days, leading them to a horrific confrontation. The town was decimated a few years back by Carnage (in the mini-series Carnage USA), but when Misty arrives, it looks as though the town’s troubles are only just beginning. Since no bad story ever featured Misty Knight, Cult of Carnage is already off to a good start. In addition to Denis Mello's drawings, the book also has a preface by Julio Shimamoto, a master of the Brazilian horror comics a piece by Danilo Beyruth (Astronauta: Magnetar) on the back cover a making off, from the script to the inkings and a gallery of invitited artists like Vitor Cafaggi, Danilo Beyruth and Mario Cau.Misty Knight is on the trail of the missing agent - not to mention former astronaut and occasional Man-Wolf - John Jameson, and her investigation has led her to Doverton, Colorado. But all this has an ominous purpose that will lead her to a journey with moments of overcoming, discovery, euphoria, depression, and violence. In this nightmarish world Samantha is constantly persecuted by spirits who torment her and clearly want her to suffer. The story takes place in two worlds: the real one and also a world of nightmares. The graphic novel tells the story of Samantha, a girl haunted by terrible dreams. In addition to Denis Mello's drawings, the book also has a preface by Julio Shimamoto, a master of the Brazilian horror comics a piece by Danilo Beyruth (Astronauta: Magnetar) on the back cover a making off, from the script to the inkings and a gallery of invited artists like Vitor Cafaggi, Danilo Beyruth and Mario Cau.

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