You probably are right, it's been a few years.

That second part is more or less what happens in the Matt Fraction book. There are several other superior warriors from Kun Lun, and Danny is talented but undisciplined etc.

The best Punisher crossover was Punisher vs. Eminem.

Punisher isn't trying to live a double life with two irritating children and a nagging wife, so no.

However, if Netflix has Punisher run over Wolverine with a steamroller like in the Ennis comic, it will be 100% worth it.

Eh, there's still plenty wrong with that movie. Just because it's an improvement on the other two turds doesn't make it perfect.

Those people are objectively wrong.

"Hey, stop stealing my coke!" -James Woods

What about Axl Rose beating up Tommy Hilfiger? That's my go-to.

Ugh, I forgot about that Frozen. What a piece of crap.

1. Crunkcore
2. Crabcore
3. Trancecore
4. everything else

It's….worse than that.

He ran out of Grant Morrison's ideas.

We're talking about Mark Millar. You'll find more depth and nuance reading Axe Cop.

No, Jack and coke…

I always saw it used (a few years ago anyway) as "author inserts self into story as ass-whooping hero genius protagonist". It's an old fanfic term I think. I always think of Ender Wiggum, the scrawny nobody who was secretly the smartest, most badass person ever.

Berkeley and Jeffrey Dean Morgan are both excellent casting for their terrible, terrible characters. I'm really dreading the TV show moving into this era of the comic, which was interminable and entirely predictable (well, after issue 100).

William Fichtner, for sure

The real lesson was "Don't make Jam Courtnington your lead in a movie with Bryan Cranston and Ken Watanabe".

*Walri