Plot details on Spider-Man: No Way Home are still a secret, but the confirmed return of Jammie Foxx’s Electro from The Amazing Spider-Man 2 and Alfred Molina’s Doctor Octopus from Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man 2, along with the presence of Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch), point at Peter’s new adventure dealing with the multiverse and its different timelines, and he might get trapped in it. Due to the shock that Doctor Octopus took Mary Jane hostage in an attempt to lure Spider-Man into a trap, Peter’s powers fully return and he dons his suit again by stealing it from the Bugle and leaving a note on a web on the wall where his suit was. Tony Stark was using the suit to monitor Peter and study his Spider-Sense. When Eddie Brock arrived to threaten Peter into getting the Venom symbiote back from S.H.I.E.L.D., Peter – as Spider-Man – dragged him to a nearby rooftop. Carnage possessed various superhuman attributes as a result being a combination of Peter Parker’s DNA, Curt Connors’s DNA, and a sample of the Venom Suit. Their dynamic changed again when Carnage came into the mix, though. Gwen complied, but being in close proximity to Carnage caused the particles of the Venom Suit to reform inside Eddie.
With the help of his lab assistant Ben Reilly, Connors used a leftover sample of Richard Parker’s research – the Venom symbiote – to combine the sample of Peter’s DNA with his own – which had been altered by the Lizard Serum. Damaged DNA: Carnage needs to feed on humans to survive, due to its damaged DNA. Gwen’s clone was interviewed and studied by Tony Stark, who theorized that the original Carnage had survived and created Gwen’s clone to serve as a host. However, In 1993 Marvel brought the clone back to add an interesting twist into Spider-Man’s life. Gwen’s clone was expelled and later analyzed by S.H.I.E.L.D., who confirmed her to be cleansed of it. Mosheeno is one artist who takes inspiration from other popular franchises/characters to design special suits that give Spider-Man a completely new look. The symbol on the black suit resembles it’s original comic book design while in Marvel’s Spider-Man it resembles the design seen in Red Goblin story arc of Dan Slott’s Spider-Man.
This is one design we’d absolutely love to see in live action. Kasady was contacted by beings of the Microverse, who managed to see inside his mind and offer him a treat, they would give him the Microverse to get a whole new universe to kill in in exchange of his service for these beings. But if Spider-Man and Venom feature in the same movie together, it would be criminal not to see Peter Parker don the Symbiote suit at least once. He found a copy of his suit in the Negative Zone and in the “Maximum Carnage” Arc it is revealed that during his first fight with Venom and Spider-Man that the symbiote used a cut on Kasady to alter his metabolism to create a perfect copy of the symbiote. The Venom cells rapidly overtake Spider-Man, transforming him into Carnage. Cletus managed to take control over the symbiotic army and use it to escape to the regular universe, where he was finally defeated by the combined efforts of Venom and Scarlet Spider, and a special weapon given to them by the Enigma Force.
When Spider-Man realized that the plane was in danger of crashing into New York City, he used his webs and strength to force the plane to crash into the beach at Coney Island instead. Thanos-Carnage’s manipulation of the Black-Suit Spider-Man is exactly the same as how the Symbiote God Knull manipulated Eddie Brock and the Venom symbiote in the Marvel Comics. Realizing Carnage was another Symbiotic-powered villain, Spider-Man enlisted the aid of Venom who had retired to a deserted island, to defeat Carnage. Carnage battled Iron Man and Spider-Man upgraded with the “symbiotes” of Hall’s super-guards. The symbiotes of Venom and Carnage were replicated to create the powerful army which would destroy the Microverse. After the Carnage symbiote was defeated, it was captured by Scorn, while Cletus was took to custody in a Quinjet. After Scorn used a sonic weapon to debond Carnage, it also affected Venom and it left Cletus against an invalid Flash Thompson. After a brief fight, Venom engulfed Carnage and absorbed the red symbiote. Once mentioned above and later when Venom, in an attempt to end the threat of Carnage once and for all, ate its spawn.