Marvel's fans in the Netflix era known as the saga of defenders, after they joined the rest of the Marvel Studio price SeeEe see Punisher's return to Jonon Bertal. Bertal delivered what can be a very good version of Marvel Comics in Daredeville Season 2 (2015), and returned for two seasons on a solo show called "The Punisher" (2017-2019).

Fortunately, Marvel's film universe not only revives the character, but we already know What Mcu Punisher will do at Bertal after "Daredevil: Born". His next project will be Special Disney+ directed by Reyaldo Marcus Green ("Monsters and Men", "King Richard"), in a one -off vein of The monster party in 2022, "Werewolf Night". Here's how Marvel Television chief Brad Windberbaum described this upcoming independent:

"It's like a rifle from a story, but it also has all the pathos and emotions you want from the story of Frank Castle. It's so exciting. "

Bertal, who co-wrapping the green script, has already published a teaspoon for a particular Punisher comic book Instagram. It is the cover of "The Punisher" #53 of 1991, which tells a story called "The Finger" - is part of a larger story called "The Last Days". This may or may not turn out to be a confirmation that the special intends to adjust this special story, but before we find out, it is worth considering some of the best, most stories of punishing MCU, which can be used as a source of one -time special. Here are five of our favorites.

Garth Ennis's "Panischer Max" series (2004-2008) focuses on stable aging, but especially ruthless punished, pushing itself to end as many criminals as possible before giving up his body. Probably the highest quality Punisher runs in the history of the character's publication, Max has no lack of great stories to adapt - for example, it would be wild to see that Marvel television gives a faithful adaptation to the relentless story of trafficking in human beings. However, there is a bow that can make a particularly interesting version of MCU: "Baracuda" (2006).

This story is worn by the Florida penist, where he plans to clash with corrupt businessmen. Unfortunately, they see it coming and hiring Barakuda - a hustle of self -thought -minded, wet work of the CIA and a deep bag of frightening tricks. Barakuda is an effective stronger, less moral version of Frank Castle, and the extended series of pair clashes is just as violent and filled with sacrifices as you can imagine. This meeting is something Jonon Bertal himself hoped to see him for a long time. While attending "The Walking Dead" Walker Stalker Cruz in 2018He responded to the fans' question about potential future antagonists "Punisher":

"Barakuda. I'd like to see Barakuda. I would really like to go back with D'Onofrio, with Kingpin. I mean, there are so many perverted characters. But you know, I'm really eager to see ... Ah, and ***, I'll face it. Let's just see what's going on, man.

This is interesting because, as we mentioned earlier, Bortal co-writing about the upcoming scenario of the Special with director Reyaldo Marcus Green. If he still feels the same way and for Barakuda, there is a decent chance for the character to factor in the story in one way or another.

The story "Blood Circle" in 1986 marked the first independent minits of Frank Castle. As such, it is very important in the history of the character, which makes it particularly worthy of adaptation. It is also going to be a very good story that basically begs for a live version. "Blood Circle" explores what it means to be the penalty, what is needed to wear a mantle and why Frank's unique mentality, skills and tragic past make the only person who is really suitable for unwanted work.

The story begins when a strange organization called Trust interrupts Frank out of prison and helps him deal with the king and various warring gang fractions. Unfortunately, trust is seen by Frank as a plan for a fierce purpose, and the real goal is to create a whole army of lethal, washed by brain. Understandably, the original version does not care especially about the idea.

Because "Daredevil: Born" can end up removing Kingpin from the New York Crime Equation in one way or another, the "blood circle" post-Kinpin chaos will make it a pretty natural way to continue the story of MCU Punisher. In addition, abundance and patented unwanted punishment imitators This story will allow the special to earn a point or two for the extreme realistic world-renowned people who are known to co-decide the skull's shirt.

In 2000 The story is punitive in the purest: Frank Castle is aimed at and methodically disassembling a powerful family in the Yorkyor Mafia, while that family is trying to fight back. He hits the perfect balance between the ruthlessness of the street level, a unique moral code and the ability to download enemies that are technically far more powerful than him. In many ways, it is a quintessential story of punishment that distorts the character in his purest retaliatory form, while still making justice to the complex person who boils beneath the surface with a stone.

While the long bow will need some streamlined to work on probably an hour a special hour on a small screen, "Welcome Back, Frank" will be the first solo solo of MCU for your favorite skull vigil, right to its name. As a bonus, the story also contains its part of the comic elements, which will borrow extremely well on MCC's famous tendency to clean the audience's palate with humor at regular intervals. Handmade for the eternally prolonged franchise, there is even a cool follow -up story: "Upstairs is down, and the black is white" (2005) It raises stakes when a particularly sadistic member of the Kavella family returns from exile to assume command and reap imaginative brutal revenge.

The Punnisher version of Jonon Berte can fit Garth Ennis's styles well, but he also brings significant similarities to writer Greg Ruka's vision. In 2011

Smartly, the story of Ruka combines the usual deadly antiques of Punisher - here, fighting a dangerous crime organization called Exchange - with a fun dark procedural drama. Different law enforcement figures receive as much (and often more) as well as Frank himself, as the comic explores the authorities' fight against highly dangerous criminals and their complex relationships with the penalty. After all, there are very few winners in this game.

As with "Welcome Back, Frank", the big bow of the story will probably need a lot of condensation or cherry selection to become a magical story that can be told with only one special Marvel. However, her central idea of ​​mixing regular policemen with Punisher has all the craftsmanship of an interesting live action story, exploring Punisher's myths of logical but unexpected angles that could work very well in MCU.

Look, there is no chance they will adjust this if the one -time special is not animated. However, since we use the ideas of stories, it would be a limit to criminal to exclude this one -time Marvel Alterniverse of 1995, which is exactly what it says on the label. "Garth Ennis" (yes, again) "Pansir kills the Marvel Universe" is a serious review of Frank Castle history, where his family dies during the battle of the avengers and X-Men against a major threat of foreign. You can probably guess what is happening next. Instead of targeting criminals, Frank is filming the first superhero to offer his apologies (thank you for coming, Cyclops) and begins a new life as a champion for the victims of Collateral Battles for Superhero. This includes a lot of killing every more intense person who can get his hands.

Seeing the penalty that uses his guerrilla tactics to lower almost every great player based in the country in the Marvel-D universe and the inclusion of powerful houses as Hulk-is impressive driving, especially since "Kanisher kills the Marvel Universe" feels like an original " If only for budgetary reasons, we are unlikely to see the penalties of Bertal breaking the way through every big name in the MCC list, so that more than any other story on this list, the live adaptation of this bow seems like a dream of pipes. However, "Punisher kills the Marvel Universe" is a dignified and fun character research, and at least it will make an interesting episode of "What if ...?" At some point down.