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A good look at Carnage as he'll appear in Venom: Let There Be Carnage has been revealed. Bringing back Tom Hardy as Eddie Brock aka Venom, the sequel also stars Woody Harrelson as Cletus Kasady, the serial killer who becomes Venom's nemesis Carnage. Though we were briefly able to catch a peek at Carnage in the last teaser trailer, we have yet to get a really good look at the supervillain.

In China, select IMAX theaters have erected statues of Venom and Carnage for fans to take photographs with outside of the screening. Per TheVenomSite on Twitter, images of the statues have been shared to social media, giving us our best look yet at how Carnage will appear in the sequel. Many Marvel fans have been sharing the photos as they're stoked to see just how awesome Carnage looks, which is very close to how he also appears in the original comics.

Filmmaker and comic book lover Kevin Smith is stoked after seeing the new trailer for Venom: Let There Be Carnage. A direct sequel to the 2018 hit that brings back Tom Hardy as Eddie Brock, the official trailer was released for Venom 2 this week. Teasing the mayhem that's to come with Woody Harrelson playing Carnage, the trailer has many Marvel fans heavily anticipating the sequel's release this fall.

Addressing the new trailer on his Fatman Beyond podcast, Kevin Smith made it clear that he's among those most excited to see Venom 2. While the movie looks to be a lot of fun, Smith also felt that he wanted to see a bit more of Carnage than the quick tease shown in the trailer. Via ComicBook.com, here's what Smith had to say.

"So, the trailer looks f*cking good and fun. I didn't see any like, I guess the bad guy is Carnage.

With the release of the Venom: Let there Be Carnage trailer, fans are finally getting their first look at the highly anticipated arrival of the evil symbiote Carnage. The villain shares a host body with Cletus Kasady, a sociopathic serial killer played by Woody Harrelson. Kasady was first teased in the end credits scene in the original Venom movie. This time around, Harrelson's character no longer has wild, curly red hair, but appears with a much more dapper haircut, and not encased in a straitjacket. According to Andy Serkis, the director of Venom: Let There Be Carnage, Kasady has been through some dark changes since the original movie, hence his new look.

"We wanted to give a sense that he's been in there for some time and that he's gone through various changes. ... so that we could really [see] what's going on with the darkness of the character."

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Naomie Harris plays Shriek in the upcoming sequel Let There Be Carnage, and a first look at the actress in character was revealed in the new Venom 2 trailer. Featured prominently in the original Maximum Carnage comic book storylines, many fans hadn't realized the supervillain - and Cletus Kasady's love interest - would be featured in Venom 2. Catching a glimpse at her in the trailer was enough to get many Marvel fans excited with definite Maximum Carnage vibes.

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Fans have spotted a Stan Lee appearance in the official Venom: Let There Be Carnage trailer. For many years, Lee was known to make special cameo appearances in nearly every Marvel movie to be made. In the original Venom, Lee was a dog-walker who has a brief interaction with Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy). Sadly, as Lee died just weeks after Venom was released in theaters, he wasn't able to physically appear in Venom 2.

Lee might be gone, but that doesn't mean filmmakers aren't continuing the tradition of working the late Marvel creator into big release movies. These posthumous cameo appearances are typically saved as surprises to be found in the movie, but many fans have noticed Lee's presence in the Venom 2 trailer. The moment comes when Eddie Brock is moving his way through the store, moving past a selection of magazines to his right - and the one...

Sony Pictures has released the official trailer for the upcoming sequel Venom: Let There Be Carnage. One of the year's most anticipated releases, the movie brings back Tom Hardy as the lethal protector Venom with Woody Harrelson entering the fray as Cletus Kasady, aka the supervillain Carnage. Watching the two interact on the big screen is going to be insane, and that's clear from the new trailer alone, which you can watch below.

While we're only given a small peek at Carnage in the trailer, there's plenty here for fans to be excited about. Carnage's introduction was teased in the original Venom movie's mid-credit scene with Eddie Brock interviewing Cletus Kasady, an incarcerated serial killer who promises to create "carnage" when he escapes. The moment marked the popular comic book villain's debut in a live-action Marvel movie.

Along with Hardy and Harrelson, Venom: Let There Be Carnage also stars Michelle Williams and Reid Scott,...