Max never showed up in Castle's subsequent solo series, The Punisher, meaning the dog was either killed in the ensuing chaos or — the better option — escaped and was taken in by a nice family, and lives in a home with a spacious backyard where he'll never again be used as a bargaining chip in a torture situation.
Max was a guard dog for the Kitchen Irish at the Burren Club, to keep unwanted visitors away. Max survived the Massacre at the Burren Club, as the Punisher attacked and killed most members of the Kitchen Irish that had gathered in the club. Castle decided to adopt Max and make him his pet and companion.
However, this final issue makes it clear that Marvel, or at least the author, really does not like the Punisher. Maria's judgment is clear and irrevocable: Frank's crusade was foolish, he never pursued justice, and not even revenge. Everything he wanted was an excuse to let loose his murderous instincts.
The squad was ordered to extract a new target from a Taliban Fort within Kandahar. Castle believed the entire operation was a trap, but was overruled by Orange, who ordered his men to head in anyway. It was indeed an ambush, as Castle expected.
Maria Elizabeth Castle (née Falconio) is the wife of Frank Castle in Marvel Comics. The character, created by Gerry Conway and Tony DeZuniga, first appeared in Marvel Preview #2 (Aug. 1975).
Unbeknownst to the family, William Rawlins decided to have Frank and his family killed by having three gangs (the Kitchen Irish, the Mexican Cartel, and the Dogs of Hell) meet in a shootout to look like it was the cause of their death. Maria and her children were killed, alongside an innocent undercover cop.
Maria Castle (née Falconio) was the wife of Frank Castle. She first met Frank while watching him play peewee hockey. Frank was too scared to talk to her.
However, once Madani discovered Dumont's manipulation, they engaged in a furious fight which resulted in Dumont being thrown out of her window, paralyzing her, while Russo died while he was attempting to avenge her.
What is the meaning of One Batch, Two Batch to the Punisher? Heads up - it's a bit of a sad explanation. In the MCU, One Batch, Two Batch is a rhyming children's story that became a favorite of Lisa Castle, daughter of Frank.
According to Conway, Frank Castle represents a “failure of the justice system” and “the reality some people can't depend on institutions like the police or the military to act in a just and capable way.” To Conway, this has a lot to do with why these same institutions embracing the Punisher's logo is so problematic.
Ordered by Osborn to kill the Punisher, Daken cut him to pieces and left him for dead. Discovered by the Legion of Monsters, Frank Castle's dead body was recovered, stitched back together by Morbius and brought back to life as Franken-Castle.
Despite being branded as a "Netflix Original", The Punisher was licensed to Netflix from Disney. The Punisher was removed from Netflix on March 1, 2022, along with the other Marvel Netflix series, due to Netflix's license for the series ending and Disney regaining the rights.
Max never showed up in Castle's subsequent solo series, The Punisher, meaning the dog was either killed in the ensuing chaos or — the better option — escaped and was taken in by a nice family, and lives in a home with a spacious backyard where he'll never again be used as a bargaining chip in a torture situation.
Max (12 August 2007 – 6 April 2022) was an English Springer Spaniel pet dog who in February 2021 became the first ever pet to receive the PDSA Order of Merit, an award which is considered the animal equivalent on the OBE and is normally reserved for dogs such as Police dogs or Service dogs. He died on 6 April 2022.
The Punisher: I leave this as a declaration of intent, so no one will be confused. One: "Si vis pacem, para bellum." Latin. Boot Camp Sergeant made us recite it like a prayer. "Si vis pacem, para bellum - If you want peace, prepare for war."
For those who don't know, Frank Castle, aka The Punisher hates the police. He does not trust them, he thinks they're corrupt, and especially hates anyone who tries to adopt his symbol.
What does the Punisher say before he kills someone?
Thus the reason for The Punisher quoting the book ("One batch, two batch, penny and dime") before he murders people — it serves as a reminder for why he became a vigilante.
Russo, who survived a shootout with Dinah Madani after a botched attack, was left to die of his critical injuries when his doctor robbed him. He sent a distress call to Curtis Hoyle, who instead tipped off Castle, who executed Russo without remorse for the pain inflicted on his life.
Krista Dumont is a major antagonist in Season 2 of Marvel's The Punisher. She is Billy Russo's therapist turned lover, aiding in his escape, and manipulating Dinah Madani into getting information on The Punisher.
The Massacre at Central Park was a mass shooting in Central Park planned by William Rawlins and Ray Schoonover in order to assassinate Frank Castle, making it appear as a sting operation gone wrong organized by Samantha Reyes.
And for Frank and Karen, even though it ends with them going their separate ways and having made their choices, he did say that he loves Karen, and she was able to say that back.
He is in the top 10 anti-hero list though, and fans love him for that! His crusades have taken some truly gruesome turns as he declares bloody wars on crime and comes out on top. With a kill count of around 48,500, it is obvious that The Punisher does not take prisoners.
