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New Venom 2 Merch Gives Us Another Look At Woody Harrelson’s Carnage

A new piece of Venom: Let There Be Carnage merchandise gives us a fresh look at the duelling symbiotes via a beach towel.

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Venom: Let There Be Carnage has had more release dates than there are symbiotes in the Marvel Universe, but the much-anticipated sequel to 2018’s surprise hit Venom is now locked in for September. Last month, we got a full trailer, showcasing how the Venom/Eddie Brock relationship has developed since the ending of the previous movie and giving us our first glimpse at homicidal menace Carnage.

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Long familiar to Marvel fans, Carnage is what happens when you combine an all-powerful alien goop monster and a deranged serial killer. The brain-eating Venom is already an antihero, but Carnage is a true villain and one of the most sadistic Marvel characters ever seen on screen. Woody Harrelson is the perfect man for the job, too, so I can’t wait to see a symbiote really going off the chain in action that’ll potentially earn the film an R-rating.

In any case, we may now have the first official merchandise render of Carnage via the SegaPrize Venom: Let There Be Carnage Towel, which sees Venom and Carnage squaring off against one another, and those that pick it up will have an eye-catching new item to take with them to the beach this summer, as you can see below.

Right now, Let There Be Carnage shaping up to be a fun sequel, but fans shouldn’t go into it expecting a cameo from Tom Holland’s Spider-Man. As director Andy Serkis explained: “Venom is in his own universe and no heroes like Spider-Man have been discovered or are known of in this world… yet.” This pours water on the rumors that we’d see a tiny cameo from Spidey, though the interesting shot of the spider in the trailer has to be an oblique reference to the web-slinger.

Let’s hope we get some more merchandise soon. There must be a couple of warehouses of action figures from 2020 somewhere, right?

Venom: Let There Be Carnage will hit theaters on September 24th, 2021.