Punisher Body Count: Episode 110

In the very beginning of this episode, I mention a way you can support the show by going to our Ko-Fi.com page. You beautiful people have already helped Jake and I reach our first dumb goal, so now we're going to have to think up new stuff. Don't worry, donations will automatically go to the next goal when we set it up. Introduction – We realize we got competition in the Punisher podcast world! I bring up the banter war with my sister and my forays into standup comedy. Jake reveals his secret saltiness over all my guest spots and gives me some tough love. Jake then closes out with a goodbye to a local friend.  [36:15] News – We give an update on Mike Baron's Kickstarter Cue Ball, and we learn about the upcoming Cosmic Ghost Rider comic and what's next for Rosenberg's Punisher. The New Contest! – I found a Deadpool vs Punisher #1 comic signed by former show guest Fred Van Lente! He was one of Jake and I's favorite people to have on the show, and for a lot of listeners, too. If you would like to get your hands on it, there's two ways to enter! Rate and review us on iTunes or Google Play.  Share this episode post on Twitter or Facebook. Just be sure to use the hashtag #PBC so I can find it! The winner will be announced in the next episode! [58:52] Mail Call –  We answer some email about the nature of Frank Castle's adventures and how they should or shouldn't connect with reality. We also talk about Jessica Jones for a hot minute and then talk about forgotten side characters. [1:20:53] Bullet Points –  We cover Punisher #223, where Frank stops a nuke and kills an Iron Man with a knife. It's still great, is what I'm saying. [1:35:10] Flashbacks – We look back on Frank's vacation gone wrong with Punisher: War Journal #20 written by Carl Potts! [1:49:15] Discharge Papers – Jake connects with his daughter over Ready Player One and talks about a cool game called Gas Lands. If you like Mad Max don't want to die of scurvy, this is the game for you. I get into some anime bullshit and also recommend you watch Ghostly Whispers on Netflix.