a bodily form of its own, one which resembles the previous Carrions. In this form, it can create a vapor that, when breathed in, allows him to control minds. Other versions Dead No More: The Clone Conspiracy During the Dead No More: The Clone Conspiracy, the Jackal begins "reanimating" the deceased loved ones and enemies of Spider-Man, though a flaw in the resurrection process causes those brought back by it to degenerate into zombie-like Carrions unless they take a special pill daily. In numerous unidentified realities where Parker Industries allied with the Jackal's company New U Technologies, the degeneration becomes contagious and spreads uncontrollably, turning all of humanity into mindless hordes of Carrions. Spider-Man: Heroes & Villains Malcom McBride appears in Spider-Man: Heroes & Villains. In other media Video games The Malcolm McBride version of Carrion appears as a recurring enemy character in the 1994 video game Spider-Man and Venom: Maximum Carnage. He is one of the villains recruited by Carnage to help create chaos in New York. Carrion appears with Doppelganger and Shriek numerous times in the game and hovers above the player's character attempting to grab the character's head and destroy the character. The player has to defeat him numerous times on several levels with other villains. Novels Per the Spider-Man novel Spider-Man: Requiem, Stanley Carter was infected by the Carrion Virus by the Cabal of Scrier, bringing Stanley back to life in an attempt to steal the Darkhold from S.H.I.E.L.D. Spider-Man and the new Stanley Carter/Carrion battled for a while but eventually Carter began to fight with Carrion for control of his own body and when the Cabal of Scrier brought back the ancient god Chthon (which would destroy the world) Carter/Carrion gave up his own life to stop the god. While Stanley was still alive he had hidden from the authorities in his uncle Emory Carter's house and Emory had been infected by the Carrion virus when he was around Stanley. When Stanley died Emory became the next Carrion but was later defeated by Spider-Man. References External links Miles Warren Clone at Marvel Universe Wiki Carrion on the Marvel Universe Character Bio Wiki SpiderFan.org: Carrion I SpiderFan.org: Carrion II Characters created by Bill Mantlo Characters created by Gerry Conway Characters created by Roger Stern Characters created by Sal Buscema Clone characters in comics Comics characters introduced in 1978 Comics characters introduced in 1989 Comics characters introduced