The Punisher Always Looked Up To Captain America in the Comics In the comics, Frank Castle has consistently admired Captain America as the ultimate soldier, someone who stood unwavering against evil.

The flip side of Peter’s hopefulness is that it attracts good people as well, including Iron Man and the Spider-Man variants.

Later, he became Captain America and a member of the Avengers, but he soon left after being disillusioned with Iron Man's plans. More about the Punisher: Backstory explored ...

In Marvel’s April solicitations, The Punisher #11 will pit Castle and Steve Rogers against each other as the former has finally taken kindly his new role within The Hand. “Frank Castle has ...

Jon Bernthal will reprise his role as Frank Castle, aka The Punisher, in Spider-Man: Brand New Day. According to The ...

The Punisher is now basically the MCU's answer to God of War's Kratos. ... This issue teases an alliance between Wolverine, Black Widow, Captain America, Moon Knight and Doctor Strange, ...

The Punisher’s kit is very basic. He has an assault rifle, a shotgun, a zipline tool, a smoke bomb, and the ability to place a turret, and his ultimate is just more (and bigger) guns.

The solicitation for May's Punisher #12, the final isse of the series, promises "Punisher ... Captain Sisko faces off against a mind-controlled Worf and his Enterprise crew in Star Trek #31, ...

The Punisher character was originally created as a reaction to the failures of government at home and in the Vietnam War — not as a "good guy" along the lines of Captain America or Spider-Man, ...