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Posted: 6/22/2017 1:04:32 PM EDT
The Venom moving stars Tom Hardy as Eddie Brock and will be directed by Ruben Fleischer (Zombieland) and now we know it's villain will be Carnage.
Also reportedly the plan is to have Spider-Man in the movie as well. The movie has a scheduled release date of October 5, 2018. Link |
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Nice. Loved Venom and Carnage (the old school versions not that gay ass one from the Toby franchise).
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Nice, my brother Mark penciled the originals with Marvel many moons ago.
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Interdasting! Tom Hardy is probably my favorite actor so I am curious to see how this turns out.
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Discussion ForumsJump to Quoted PostQuote History
Quoted: Nice, my brother Mark penciled the originals with Marvel many moons ago. Bagley?!?! Yep |
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Always thought the characters were cool looking, but never cared much for the "symbiote family" concept.
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And to imagine he got in with Marvel by winning a drawing contest, the rest is history.
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Tom Hardy lucky bastard he gets to play two of the most badass comic book characters.
I've got to where I will watch anything he is in, I watched Band of Brothers on Memorial Day and it's hard to believe he was that skinny little dude. |
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Here’s a list of some of the things Cletus Kassidy (Carnage) did:
- Murdered his grandmother - Tried to kill his mother with a hair dryer - Tortured his dog to death with a power drill - Murdered an official at an orphanage - Burnt down said orphanage - Pushed a girl in front of a bus when she refused to date him And that was all just when he was a kid. Link |
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Here’s a list of some of the things Cletus Kassidy (Carnage) did: - Murdered his grandmother - Tried to kill his mother with a hair dryer - Tortured his dog to death with a power drill - Murdered an official at an orphanage - Burnt down said orphanage - Pushed a girl in front of a bus when she refused to date him And that was all just when he was a kid. Link View Quote |
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Always thought the characters were cool looking, but never cared much for the "symbiote family" concept. View Quote Of course, no single character does though except for perhaps Wolverine. |
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Here is a drawing he got kicked out of a contest in high school as it was too good and they thought he copied it. Nope no copying, it took him over a week a draw, and he was pissed. Oh he wants it back, ha ha,, good luck with that. http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t274/Tomb007/20170623_183710.jpg This was the kind of stuff he was drawing all though H.S., he was a senior when he did this one. It is actually quite large, my phone doesn't do it justice. View Quote |
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I used to draw his drawings/comics when I was a kid. too cool.
My brain never worked in such a way that I could draw well out of my own mind but I could draw what I saw very well. |
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That drawing above was a tribute to Conan the Barbarian, we've talked about many times and we both agree the right foot is a bit off, lol. Boy he took a lot of shit for all of his time drawing as a kid, even from our parents who thought it would take him no where, boy did they eat crow.
On another note, he made a drawing for me of some small wizard holding some type of cane and a mistical ball floating off one hand which was totally cool. That drawing disappeared in one of moves, suspect is the wife who likely tossed it. Was ready to demonize her for that. |
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I loved reading the Maximum Carnage series growing up. I can't wait for the movie. Carnage is an awesome villain
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Here is a drawing he got kicked out of a contest in high school as it was too good and they thought he copied it. Nope no copying, it took him over a week a draw, and he was pissed. Oh he wants it back, ha ha,, good luck with that. http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t274/Tomb007/20170623_183710.jpg This was the kind of stuff he was drawing all though H.S., he was a senior when he did this one. It is actually quite large, my phone doesn't do it justice. View Quote |
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I went through some of my old comics recently. I always liked the Venom series and this is one of my favorite covers https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/8/86/Venom_Lethal_Protector_no_1.jpg View Quote I had an awesome one that you could only buy via mail order. It had Venom on the cover with a gavel and the cover was all embossed or whatever. My brother (down syndrome) got it and colored on it. Totally sucked but he didnt know any better. Good times when I was a kid. Found it: |
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I think I have at least two of those comics. I had an awesome one that you could only buy via mail order. It had Venom on the cover with a gavel and the cover was all embossed or whatever. My brother (down syndrome) got it and colored on it. Totally sucked but he didnt know any better. Good times when I was a kid. Found it: http://www.thatruled.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/trialofvenom.jpg View Quote Man you guys are making me feel old, lol " read all of his shit when I was growing up" pretty funny actually. One regret he and I have as we both collected comic books back in the day, wish we still had our collections as they likely would be worth something today as they all were read once or twice and then shelved. Hunter-Killer, I want to apologize if I derailed your thread. Hope the new movie is a good one as it was the movies that really got a resurgent moving in the paperback comic world. |
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THIS. Sadly I hate the new spiderman movies they are putting out nowadays, probably wont watch it like the last few. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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Discussion ForumsJump to Quoted PostQuote History Quoted: Nice, my brother Mark penciled the originals with Marvel many moons ago. Bagley?!?! Yep View Quote Growing up in the 90's, Spider-Man was my all time favorite comic book hero. I even sketched Spider-Man and Venom a few times. Thought being a comic book artist would be a rad job. |
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That drawing above was a tribute to Conan the Barbarian, we've talked about many times and we both agree the right foot is a bit off, lol. Boy he took a lot of shit for all of his time drawing as a kid, even from our parents who thought it would take him no where, boy did they eat crow. On another note, he made a drawing for me of some small wizard holding some type of cane and a mistical ball floating off one hand which was totally cool. That drawing disappeared in one of moves, suspect is the wife who likely tossed it. Was ready to demonize her for that. View Quote |
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I went through some of my old comics recently. I always liked the Venom series and this is one of my favorite covers https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/8/86/Venom_Lethal_Protector_no_1.jpg View Quote |
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I have a Venom or Spider Man comic somewhere that Venom's eyes glow in the dark. Still badass to this day.
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http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t274/Tomb007/20170625_144231.jpg Done on the kitchen counter with a regular pencil and crayons, yes that's right crayons! He whipped this up for my son about 10 yrs ago give or take a beer. View Quote |
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This thread!
God I've been waiting for them to do Carnage since they started all these movies. |
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Excited to see what they can do with the CGI. Here is the neomorph from Covenant. Feel like you had some eyes and you got the venom. https://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/avp/images/a/a9/Neomorph_attack.png/revision/latest?cb=20170416192545 View Quote New technology combined with the right direction gives this movie lots of potential |
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