In order to carry out the mission as effectively as possible while also ensuring his own safety, the Punisher defeated Wolverine by taking him down the best way he knew how, and it was humiliating.
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.
The Punisher Stabs Wolverine in the Face With His Own Adamantium Claws. Wolverine and other Marvel heroes try to stop a demonic Frank Castle in Punisher #11, but the attempt places the X-Man on the wrong end of his claws.
There's a possibility the Punisher could get the better of Batman in a chance first encounter, but Batman's superior skills, training, and resources would quickly tip the scales in his favor.
The Controversial Story of Marvel's Most Violent Game
Who would win Punisher or Deadpool?
Not only does his plan require thinking ahead, but counts on Punisher not being able to pass up the extra firepower or the chance to kill Deadpool in an ironic delivery of justice. This shows that while Wade and Frank both have tactical minds, it's Deadpool's creativity that gives him an advantage over the Punisher.
Spidey and Frank Castle have squared up a few times and Spiderman always wins. Punisher is a brutal and capable fighter but Spidey is superhuman and too fast for him to hit.
Chasing down a cornered Punisher, Daken proceeded to hack away at the increasingly injured vigilante, cutting him to pieces instead of giving him a clean death. After slicing off most of his limbs, Daken insulted Frank Castle while beheading him.
In revenge, he starts his campaign against other heroes and villains, killing Spider-Man, Venom, and Dr Doom among others. With the Hulk, he simply shot him with a tracking device while he was on a rampage. Then, the Punisher followed his signal, found Bruce Banner, and shot him dead.
The Punisher Wasn't Affected by the Penance Stare at All
In their initial fight, Ghost Rider's Penance Stare was used on the Punisher... As it turned out, the Punisher's sense of purpose in his mission was so great that he did not actually feel any remorse for any of the killing that he has done over the years.
Billy Russo, later known as Jigsaw, appears as the main antagonist in the Netflix series, Marvel's The Punisher, being one of the two main antagonists (along with Agent Orange) in the first season and one of the two secondary antagonists (along with Eliza Schultz) in the second season.
Edward Brock - Shot to death by The Punisher. Peter Parker/Spider-Man - Shot in the head by The Punisher. Bruce Banner/Hulk - Shot in the head by The Punisher. Four of Kingpin's Guards - Shot to death by The Punisher, one semi off-panel.
Magneto may not be impervious to harm like Wolverine, but he has an obvious advantage over him; Magneto can control and manipulate all metals even if there's only a small trace of them. On many occasions, in both the comics and the films, Magneto has used his powers to beat Wolverine.
Black Widow wins as she is a better fighter, with superior physique from her serum. She is fast enough to dodge bullets from him at close range. Originally Answered: Who would win in a fight Black Widow or The Punisher? They are about evenly matched.
Deadpool kills Wolverine by using a sword made from carbonadium that slows down his healing factor, stabbing him and nullifying his regeneration. X-23 temporarily defeats Wolverine's healing factor by hacking and slashing at him and adding dirt to his wounds, preventing his skin from repairing itself.
Punisher would lose in hand to hand combat so he could without even fighting Cap with multiple rounds of shots since Cap can still get mortally wounded but even that would require some luck because it's never really easy to kill Rogers as one way or another, he always come back.
Iron Man. By a long shot. Punisher is a great anti-hero, but he is not meant for a straight up fight against someone like Iron Man, who literally goes up against gods: MCU version of course, but you get the gist.
Since Punisher didn't regret any of his sins, he turned out to be impervious to the Penance Stare. This gave Punisher the chance to apparently turn Ghost Rider's chains against him and send him back to hell, (temporarily) freeing Blaze from the curse of being Ghost Rider.
The Punisher (Francis "Frank" Castle, born Castiglione) is an antihero appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character was created by writer Gerry Conway and artists John Romita Sr.
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. If this upsets you, then you have no knowledge on who this character is.
Schoonover had tipped off the three gangs and set an assassination attempt on Frank Castle and his family alongside William Rawlins, who blamed Castle for having leaked the information on Zubair. The gang members became rattled and started a shootout, killing an undercover cop and Castle's family.
More importantly, the Punisher took down Ares, which makes him a god-level threat at least. By all accounts, Daredevil should not have been able to win his fight against the Punisher, but he did, which officially makes Matt Murdock stronger than a Marvel god.
The Punisher starts off strong by shooting Daredevil in the torso, putting him down for the count until Daredevil comes back the following issue and defeats the Punisher. One of their following encounters was in Daredevil #4 by Chip Zdarsky and Marco Checchetto where Matt proves his unquestioned superiority.
However, fans are in complete agreement that the Winter Soldier did not have to go that far, hitting the Punisher where it hurts without holding back in the slightest and absolutely destroying him with two brutal sentences.
