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Scream: Curse of Carnage is a comic book series that centers around the character Scream, a symbiote. The series is published by Marvel Comics and was first released in 2019. It serves as a spin-off of the main Venom comic book series. The story of Scream: Curse of Carnage follows Patricia Robertson, a character who becomes host to the Scream symbiote. Patricia is initially a victim of the Carnage symbiote, but she manages to separate herself from it. However, she soon finds herself bonded to the Scream symbiote, which gives her incredible powers.

My grandfather died of a massive heart attack in his 40s. His son, my dad, underwent a quadruple bypass in his 50s. By linear extrapolation (it’s an Engineer thing) I figured I was safe from heart disease until I was well into my 60s. I found out today that I was wrong, luckily not dead wrong.

So, I chalked the breathing problems up to the lingering affects from the bad case of bronchitis I had at the close of the year and my recent propensity for asthma. Family members cannot help but whistle while they sleep, making them a liability at campsites and annoyance to others unless they somehow muzzle themselves.

However, she soon finds herself bonded to the Scream symbiote, which gives her incredible powers. Throughout the series, Patricia struggles with controlling the Scream symbiote and dealing with its influence on her. She must learn how to harness her new powers and fight against the forces of evil.

Musings of a Middle Aged Man

I’m not talking about a curse cast by wart nosed, green skinned hags stirring a boiling cauldron of newts noses, thorny nettles, worm hearts, snake venom, wolf toenails, bat saliva and a lock of golden hair from yonder beautiful maiden into a witches brew.

Nor am I talking about the curse that stems from the bite of a wolf the turns a meek and humble human into a malevolent werewolf that can only be satiated, and then only temporarily, by ingesting human blood when the moon is full. Nor am I talking about the curse of the wealthy that sees rich parents giving their children everything money can buy resulting in unhappy adults who don’t understand the character building that comes from working for what they want.

I am talking about a curse binding generation to generation, a cursed passed from parent to child which cannot be prevented, a curse at the genetic level, a curse existing in the fundamental building blocks of humans, a curse carried by DNA. I have one of those curses in my bloodline.

My grandfather died of a massive heart attack in his 40s. His son, my dad, underwent a quadruple bypass in his 50s. By linear extrapolation (it’s an Engineer thing) I figured I was safe from heart disease until I was well into my 60s. I found out today that I was wrong, luckily not dead wrong.

Over the past couple of months, I have been short of breath when walking around. I had an EKG in February to rule out heart disease which came out normal. So, I chalked the breathing problems up to the lingering affects from the bad case of bronchitis I had at the close of the year and my recent propensity for asthma. When I received the all clear from my asthma doctor and the breathing issue still did not abate, I self diagnosed this as acid reflux and took those meds still without correction.

I recalled from years back my dad saying he was getting short of breath from walking up steps which turned out to be an indicator that he had blockages in his arteries. This had been lingering in my mind for the better part of the past two months, a stain on an otherwise optimistic disposition, an annoyance I could not shake. With two years in India just around the corner, I figured it would be intelligent to undergo a stress test to rule out once and for all that my breathing issues stemmed from heart disease so I scheduled a stress test. Truthfully, on the way to the test, I was fairly sure I would be whisked away to the ER for emergency surgery.

The results were not quite that bad still they are a cause for concern. There is definitely an abnormality in the way the front of my heart is operating, an abnormality which indicates a possible blockage. In two days, I am returning to the Heart Dr for a consultation. On the third day (or the fourth day), I will have an angiogram. I will also possibly (most likely) have an angioplasty to address the blockage.

I am shaken, very shaken at this news. I am also thankful that I received this information before I moved half way around the world. I would hate to have had my dream of living in India tarnished by having a heart attack while living in India.

For some people, it can feel like the deck is stacked against them generationally. Perhaps alcoholism tends to run in the family. Or maybe abuse has been repeating itself in multiple generations. Perhaps a family has a history of mental illness or even suicide. Sometimes, these tragic legacies are a matter of corrupt values or bad habits getting passed on to the next generation simply because that’s what has been modeled. Other times, there can be genetic factors, such as a predisposition to various addictions. However, when people wonder about actual generational curses, often they’re thinking of something more than bad habits caught along the way (which everybody has experienced). Perhaps they’re thinking more in terms of a hereditary streak of bad luck that they aren’t able to shake. Or maybe it’s something even more sinister, such as a spell uttered in the past which they believe still holds power over future generations. Or perhaps scariest of all, there’s the fear that the demons who oppressed and even possessed one’s ancestors still have influence over the person today.

As Scream, she battles various villains and faces personal challenges. The series explores the dark and thrilling world of symbiotes, showcasing intense action and suspenseful storytelling. It delves into Patricia's character development as she navigates her new role as Scream. The art style in the series is dynamic and detailed, bringing the characters and their abilities to life. Scream: Curse of Carnage is a thrilling addition to the Venom universe, offering a unique perspective on symbiotes and their hosts. It has gained praise for its engaging storyline and exciting visuals. Fans of the Venom series and symbiote lore will enjoy delving into the world of Scream and the challenges she faces..

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