Red Hulk and Spider-Man have a mutual disdain for each other due to their conflicting attitudes and combat styles. The Punisher and Spider-Man frequently butt heads because of their contrasting methods of dealing with criminals, with The Punisher seeing Spider-Man as just another obstacle to overcome.
They may have saved each other's lives on occasion, but Peter Parker and Frank Castle are fundamentally different, and they do not like each other. The Punisher has committed himself to eliminating criminals. All of them.
Frank Castle genuinely despises Spider-Man and you can be guaranteed the feeling is more than mutual. Spider-Man always looks for the best in everyone around him but he wrote the Punisher off years ago.
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.
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.
The Punisher is infamous for killing his foes, and as a result hardly any other Marvel superhero will work with him. Castle's motivations for killing have always stemmed from tragically losing his family to violence - but even Daredevil can see that Frank has taken his revenge mission too far this time.
The rivalry between Daredevil and the Punisher is one of the greatest in the Marvel Universe. Matt Murdock and Frank Castle have a love/hate relationship that often ends in the two heroes finally seeing eye-to-eye, usually after a violent (and oftentimes bloody) confrontation.
While on leave, Castle fell in love with a young woman named Maria. Three months into their relationship, she told him she was pregnant and that he could bail if he wanted to. Instead, he asked her to marry him right there and then.
The Punisher is a vigilante who operates outside of the law. Yet he still has a healthy respect for Steve Rogers. Cap is the opposite of Frank Castle and deep inside Castle wishes he could be like Cap, but he can't. He has lost so much in his personal life and done so much, he simply can't turn back.
He's also a soldier, having been trained as a samurai, a ninja, and a black ops expert. He'll be the first to admit that sometimes killing is necessary so everyone else gets to live. That is why Wolverine respects Punisher's mission.
After Steve Rogers was defeated and restored, the Punisher expressed his regret for his actions, naming it one of the worst decisions he had made throughout his life of fighting crime and seeking justice.
Red Hulk and Spider-Man have a mutual disdain for each other due to their conflicting attitudes and combat styles. The Punisher and Spider-Man frequently butt heads because of their contrasting methods of dealing with criminals, with The Punisher seeing Spider-Man as just another obstacle to overcome.
The Punisher's feelings for the Sentinel of Liberty came as much from sense of comraderie as reverence, as both are war veterans. Additionally, Castle idolizes the Captain for his defense of the American flag over the years.
After an extended battle, Daken was able to wear down the Punisher and decapitate him, seemingly killing the vigilante once and for all. However, the remnants of Castle were discovered by Man-Thing and the Moloids, who brought him to Morbius in the underground Monster Metropolis.
Much like Dexter, Frank Castle is a killer who's taken justice into his own hands and enjoys killing others. However, to fulfill this urge, he seeks out those who are a detriment to society.
In an interview with Vulture, law enforcement officer Jesse Murrieta expressed what seems to be a common sentiment among police officers who are Punisher fans: “Frank Castle does to bad guys and girls what we sometimes wish we could legally do, Castle doesn't see shades of grey, which, unfortunately, the American ...
The adoption of the skull is a sign some police no longer want to be police – they want to be vigilantes, capable of using “any means necessary”. After all, as Worcester states, “the legal system is little more than an inconvenience” to the Punisher.
Billy Russo deciding to call himself "Jigsaw". Billy Russo, better known as Jigsaw, is a vicious criminal mastermind from the Marvel universe. He mainly appears as the archenemy to the violent vigilante Frank Castle, and is the main antagonist of the Punisher franchise.
Could the Punisher defeat Spider-Man in the Marvel comics in a head on fight? Not possible. Frank Castle is a really strong human with a lot of guns. Spider-Man is a genius with strength and speed far above human capabilities.
Pain Tolerance: The Punisher possess extremely powerful physical pain tolerance, Frank does not take even over-the-counter painkillers, believing that their benefit of dulling pain isn't worth the side effects of drowsiness or slowed reflexes.
