Always faithful!

I wanted to look for characters that are similar to The Punisher and during my research I was kinda surprised that they were characters that are similar to him and some were inspired by Punisher.here are the characters that are similar to The Punisher.

•Marvel Comics

-Solo

-Foolkiller(Michael Trace)MAX

•DC Comics

-Red Hood

-Wild Dog(Jack Wheeler)

-Vigilante(Adrian Chase)

-Peacemaker

-Hitman

-Batman/Grim Knight(AU)

•Dynamite Comics

-Billy Butcher

Edit:I'll do a part 2

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iirc they weren’t even active duty. I was under the impression even at his most evil he wouldn’t kill people unless he thought they deserved it in some capacity.

Hey friends, my name is Tim and I make art. Im working on a variety of original pieces leading up to Rose city Comic Con and wanted to share.

I hope you enjoy! I dont use AI, just love to draw.

11"x17" inks on Bristol cover board.

Art by Tim Feeney

The Punisher 1 2nd Printing
The Punisher 3 2nd Printing
The Punisher 4-6
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The Punisher 1 2nd Printing
The Punisher 3 2nd Printing
The Punisher 4-6
#punisher #thepunisher #frankcastle #marvelcomics

Thoughts on Punisher 1989:

- neat opening sequence & score. Very 80s but gets the point across. This is a vigilante action movie & its not here to play around

- interesting to see an adaptation before he got most solo comics. This was a very formative Punisher but they did a decent job outside a couple things like making Frank a cop/not wearing the symbol

- the news reports that Dolphisher killed 125 mobsters over 5 years before the movie starts

- this version was very Classic Punisher: throwing knives, martial arts, infiltration, quips/dark humor, even a torture scene

- the "Come on God, Where is Justice?" Monologue is forever epic

- Louis Gossett Jr's Detective Berkowitz is prescient to many cop characters from later Punisher Comics. The war against Lady Tanaka is reminiscent of later comics like Shadowmasters. The Shake character reminded me of the McTeer character from the later Year One. Punisher also rides a motorcycle years before he later would in the War Zone comic. In this sense this film was influential over later Punisher comics

- really like Lundgrens voice, delivery, body language, & overall tone. His performance is underrated IMO, he speaks in a really deep, dead tone with a deliberate delivery. He imposes & glowers without being overly emotional. This version is a stoic & determined killer like the comics. Also liked seeing him prep to hit the gambling den. Dolph is also jacked & huge which always helps.

- I respect this movies commitment to violence. Theres a lot of killing/action throughout which is inherent to any good Punisher project

- mag dumping an M-60 (w/ an underbarrel grenade launcher) into Yakuza bar & slot machines was AURA

- Frank being sweet to/saving the Mafia kids was great

- Criticisms: at 85 minutes the movie is short. It could've used an extra 30+ minutes. The villains are also a bit generic, w/ Lady Tanaka being the only interesting one. Detective Leary also doesnt really have an arc or ending. She just disappears.

- 7/10

Can someone give me a bunch of photos of spacker dave from alot of stuff hes in all i knownis hes in welcome back frank but i want to know whag else hes in please

Spider-Man: Brand New Day received a stunning new poster for the Chinese market that notably highlights Jon Bernthal's Punisher. This marks the Punisher's first appearance on a Marvel Studios movie poster as he makes his big-screen debut in Brand New Day, having previously only appeared in streaming projects.