Wilson Fisk visited a chained Frank Castle and admitted that he had underestimated him. He told Castle that he was helping him escape so that Castle could eliminate the rival crime factions in New York City, so that when Fisk was released, the city would be his for the taking.
Their reasoning is that when Kingpin dies, it will create a power vacuum and the scramble to fill it will be bloody, resulting in many civilian deaths. The Punisher begrudgingly spares the Kingpin's life after seeing their point.
Desiring his freedom, Fisk then set about a plan to exploit the FBI by exposing criminals in New York City in order to then be placed in the Presidential Hotel, where Fisk could continue with all of his criminal activities while focusing most of his efforts on exposing Matt Murdock as Daredevil.
The Punisher & Wilson Fisk - Fight Scene (In the Prison) | Daredevil 2x09 | 2016 (HD)
What did Fisk want from Punisher?
Wilson Fisk visited a chained Frank Castle and admitted that he had underestimated him. He told Castle that he was helping him escape so that Castle could eliminate the rival crime factions in New York City, so that when Fisk was released, the city would be his for the taking.
Wilson Fisk grew up in poverty and was tormented by his classmates for being overweight. Tired of being bullied, he began to train himself in physical combat. When he gained a powerful physique, he forced his former tormentors into joining his gang, and thus, his desire for absolute control began.
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.
Victor Von Doom/Doctor Doom - Beaten to death with a mallet by The Punisher. Anna Marie/Rogue - Incinerated with a nuke launched by The Punisher on the moon. Piotr Rasputin/Colossus - Incinerated with a nuke launched by The Punisher on the moon.
As he grew, Fisk believed that physical strength was a major factor in building power in the underworld. He committed his first murder at the age of 12 and trained to build up his strength as much as he could, becoming fascinated in the art of sumo wrestling and the academic field of political science.
He can be very, very sadistic. He tends not to get on with Marvel's actual superheroes, often getting in destructive battles with them; He once shot Wolverine in the groin and then proceeded to run him over with a steamroller.
Kingpin's survival in Hawkeye suggests that he is physically stronger in the MCU than in Daredevil, leading to questions about his increased strength and how it contributed to his survival.
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.
Why did the Punisher refuse to fight Captain America?
To do good in the world, Frank Castle enlisted in the Marines, where he met Captain America and remarkably refused to strike Cap during a training exercise out of respect for the uniform.
The Punisher leaves to go to the Mechanic, his gun supplier, to resupply. This quest brings him to Reiss Armories, where he finds Spider-Man, who just stumbled upon the Mechanic's dead body. Believing that Spider-Man was the one who had killed the Mechanic, the Punisher attacks him.
Despite superseding the Dark Knight in several areas and breaking even in others, the Punisher loses to Batman in a battle. 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.
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.
She's more of a deep cover operator, the ghost who can sneak into the machine and strike the vulnerable spot. The Punisher, on the other hand, is a full-bore soldier whose focus is open combat employing overwhelming force. When it comes to a person-to-person battle, Black Widow would probably see her last day.
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.
Weaknesses. Non-Superhuman Physical Conditioning: Castle is as susceptible to physical injury and disease as any other normal human, often having to rely more on strategy than strength when up against a superhuman opponent.
That separation from other Marvel characters is what makes the Punisher fascinating, noted McEniry. “His moral compass is broken; he wouldn't feel empathy for someone like the Green Goblin whereas Spider-Man is always trying to help the villains he encounters.
MGH Could Have Given Kingpin His Enhanced Strength In Hawkeye. In Marvel Comics, Wilson Fisk was known to have access to MGH long before he became the infamous crime boss, establishing him as one of the earliest users of the controversial drug.
The enrolled student population at Fisk University is 75.4% Black or African American, 1.8% Two or More Races, 1.27% Hispanic or Latino, 0.955% White, and 0.531% Asian.
Fisk doesn't take very many of his foes seriously, but he is clearly incredibly afraid. He knows that whatever happens next is his fault and he also knows how dangerous Bullseye is.
