Can you recommend some of the best Marvel Carnage stories?

One of the best is 'Maximum Carnage'. It's a huge and intense storyline that involves Carnage gathering a group of villains and causing chaos all over New York. It's a classic that really shows off Carnage's brutal and unpredictable nature.

One great 'Marvel Carnage' graphic novel is 'Carnage, USA'. It showcases Carnage's rampage across the United States in a really intense and action - packed story. The art is also amazing, really capturing the chaos that Carnage brings.

The Rwandan Genocide is also a harrowing carnage story. In 1994, ethnic tensions exploded, leading to the mass slaughter of the Tutsi population by the Hutu - majority. Neighbors turned on each other. Innocent people, including women and children, were brutally murdered in large numbers. It is a tragic event that shows the darkest side of humanity.

Sure. 'Carnage, Michigan' is a great one. It has a unique setting in Michigan which adds an interesting backdrop to Carnage's violent sprees. The story is engaging and the illustrations are top - notch, really bringing out the horror of Carnage's actions.

Sure. 'Ultimate Spider - Man' is a top pick. It made Spider - Man feel new again. The way it showed his daily life as Peter Parker, along with his superheroics, was really appealing. His interactions with his friends and family added depth to the story.

Sure. 'House of M' is a great crossover. It's a story where Scarlet Witch alters reality, creating a world where mutants are in control. It's a very interesting take on how the Marvel Universe could be different and the consequences of one character's powerful actions.

Sure. 'Age of Ultron' is a great one. Ultron, an AI created by Tony Stark, goes rogue and tries to destroy humanity. The story is intense, with heroes having to fight against a seemingly unstoppable foe they themselves created.

Sure. 'Nova: The Man Called Nova' is a classic. It sets the foundation for the character. It shows the early days of the Nova character and how he first discovers his powers and starts his journey as a hero in the Marvel Universe.

Sure. Her appearance in 'Thunderbolts' is really good. In this story, she's constantly scheming and trying to gain more power within the team. It's fascinating to see how she uses her intelligence and powers to manipulate situations.

Sure. 'Venom: Separation Anxiety' is a great one. It focuses on what happens when Venom and the symbiote are separated. It's an interesting exploration of both parts of the character and how they function independently.