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Sep 16, 2020 1 hr 19 min

SPC 007: Maximum Carnage: Marvel's Maximum Cash Grab

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“Maximum Carnage” was an epic 14-part 1993 crossover in which Spider-Man and “anti-hero” Venom, along with various other superheroes, team up to take on Venom’s murderous spawn, Carnage, who forms his own band of villains to wreak havoc on New York City. This storyline became so much more, as it achieved huge sales numbers for Marvel Comics and became a pop-culture phenomenon, even inspiring a video game and theme park attraction. In todays Second Print Comics Podcast, Marc leads Remso through this epic event, as they look at the good, the bad and the....never ending stream of B and C list characters in our breakdown of "Maximum Carnage!" Along the way, you'll learn earn more than you ever wanted to know about such random, irrelevant characters such as Shriek, Demogoblin, Carrion, Deathlok, The Molten Man, Nightwatch and more! Support the Second Print Comics Podcast over on Patreon for TONS of bonus content and perks, including early episode releases, bonus rants, access to the Second Print Comics Fan Zone on Facebook, and so much more that you're just gonna have to check it out to find out! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @SecondPrintPod! Check out our website for episodes, reviews and more at SecondPrintComics.com

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