In both stories, the Punisher becomes a living weapon wielded by an ancient or other world organization, as she wants to be reunited with her family. Given the similarities, it’s safe to say that if the Punisher does this dance a second time, it won’t last long at all. to Punisher Garth Ennis and Steve Dillion’s Vol. 5 #1, The Punisher explains that he once saw heaven and became an angel, but then quit his job for a short time to become the classic Punisher again. Although the Punisher meant he would never see his family again, he left the angels because he had to do things his way and only his way.
The Punisher is one of Marvel’s greatest killers because of his inner desire to do so while justifying the death of his family. Although Heaven and Hand have provided him with the means to carry out his dark missions for their respective purposes, the Punisher needs no additional incentives for what he does, and in the end he hates the fact that he carries out the orders of others. Frank found peace that his family was no longer there. Their death, though sad, was because he freed him in his true form. The possibility of meeting them again tempts him and forces him to work with the supernatural for a while, but the Punisher will always do what he did, the way he did – what he did in the past. Punisher Book 5 When I turned my back on angels in exchange for reunion with my family, and what I must do until the end of this world Punisher operation.
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Punisher Already Proved His Relaunch Won’t Last
In both storylines, the Punisher becomes a living weapon used by an ancient or otherworldly organization all because he wants to be reunited with his family. Given the similarities, it is safe to say that the Punisher’s second time doing this dance won’t last very long at all. In Punisher Vol. 5 #1 by Garth Ennis and Steve Dillion, the Punisher explains that he once saw heaven and even became something of an angel, but also that he unceremoniously quit that job to go back to being the classic Punisher. The Punisher left the side of the angels even though it meant never seeing his family again, all because of his need to things his way, and only his way.
The Punisher is one of Marvel’s greatest killers because he has an inner desire to do so, while using the deaths of his family members as justification. While both heaven and the Hand have given him the means to carry out his dark mission with their own respective purposes behind him, the Punisher requires no extra incentive to do what he does, and he ends up hating the fact that he is doing someone else’s bidding. Frank made peace with the fact that his family is gone as their deaths, however sad, gave him the freedom to be who he truly is. The prospect of reuniting with them is tempting, leading him to work with supernatural entities for a time, but the Punisher will always go back to doing what he does the way he does it – something he did in the Punisher Vol. 5 when he turned away from the angels at the expense of seeing his family again, and something he will assuredly do by the end of the current Punisher run.
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Punisher Already Proved His Relaunch Won’t Last
In both storylines, the Punisher becomes a living weapon used by an ancient or otherworldly organization all because he wants to be reunited with his family. Given the similarities, it is safe to say that the Punisher’s second time doing this dance won’t last very long at all. In Punisher Vol. 5 #1 by Garth Ennis and Steve Dillion, the Punisher explains that he once saw heaven and even became something of an angel, but also that he unceremoniously quit that job to go back to being the classic Punisher. The Punisher left the side of the angels even though it meant never seeing his family again, all because of his need to things his way, and only his way.
The Punisher is one of Marvel’s greatest killers because he has an inner desire to do so, while using the deaths of his family members as justification. While both heaven and the Hand have given him the means to carry out his dark mission with their own respective purposes behind him, the Punisher requires no extra incentive to do what he does, and he ends up hating the fact that he is doing someone else’s bidding. Frank made peace with the fact that his family is gone as their deaths, however sad, gave him the freedom to be who he truly is. The prospect of reuniting with them is tempting, leading him to work with supernatural entities for a time, but the Punisher will always go back to doing what he does the way he does it – something he did in the Punisher Vol. 5 when he turned away from the angels at the expense of seeing his family again, and something he will assuredly do by the end of the current Punisher run.
#Punisher #Proved #Relaunch #Wont
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