Spider-Man and the Punisher, two superheroes who are judged to be in the abyss. They stand at the two extremes of the superhero ranks, one too good and the other too murderous.
After the family of the punisher, Frank Custer, was brutalized by the gang, the U.S. judiciary, which was supposed to uphold justice, used its power for personal gain and embezzlement.
The Punisher has completely lost trust in the U.S. government, and he has decided to retaliate with tit-for-tat and take extreme measures to deal with unscrupulous criminals.
After revenge, the punisher chooses to continue to punish the sin in order to comfort the family's spirit in heaven.
"If you are guilty, you must die" is the creed of the Punisher, and countless criminals have died at the hands of the Punisher.
Spider-Man is Marvel's most "benevolent" superhero, who has always adhered to his "no kill" principle. Spider-Man believes that even the most heinous villains still have no right to take their lives.
Because of this, Spider-Man's enemies will tirelessly provoke Spider-Man. Spider-Man's lifelong love of Gwen Stacy was killed by the Green Devil's recognition of Spider-Man's identity.
What if Spider-Man became a superhero who acted like the Punisher? In the comic strip If: Peter Parker Becomes the Punisher, this idea is simulated. (Friends who want to enjoy this comic can reply to "The Punisher Spider-Man" backstage to watch.) ）
The beginning is still the familiar origin story.
Peter Parker is bitten by a spider, and as the superpowers manifest, so does the opportunity. Peter, who came from a poor family, made a lot of money in the underground fighting arena.
Uncle Ben and Aunt May are Peter's dearest relatives in the world, and the original story line is that Uncle Ben was shot and killed because Peter did not stop the robbery thieves, and Peter awakened and became Spider-Man.
In this story, however, Uncle Ben's death takes Peter down a completely different path.
After Uncle Ben's sacrifice, Peter's world collapses, and the flames of revenge burn Peter's sanity. Then he put on his own black skeleton spider suit and rushed into the warehouse where the police had surrounded Uncle Ben's killer.
Spider-Man snatches the gangster's pistol and shoots the killer to avenge Uncle Ben.
The incident was immediately exposed by Clarion Daily, whose owner, J. Jonah Jameson, called Peter the Punisher Spider-Man, a hypocritical hero who ignored the law.
But the media slander did not make Spider-Man fall, peter sat in Uncle Ben's study and swore to himself:
"As long as I have the ability, I will never let an innocent person like Uncle Ben die again, no matter the cost, even if it is slanderous."
At first, the Punisher Spider-Man simply arrests or chases away criminals. But the criminals can't stop eating, keep coming back, and use more vicious and despicable methods to try to shame the snow.
In order not to let these crazy people hurt the innocent, Spider-Man improved his spider silk launcher, and he installed a small-caliber bullet chain on the launcher.
The trigger in the palm of the hand allows Spider-Man to freely choose the type of bullet according to the combat situation: high-explosive bullets, armor-piercing bullets, incendiary bombs, electromagnetic pulse bullets and so on.
The Evil Six make up the "victims" of Spider-Man's new weapon system test.
The Electric Light Man is ignited by an electromagnetic pulse bomb; the Hunter Clevin is shot through by an armor-piercing catapult; the Sand Man is burned into glass by an incendiary bomb;
After the Vulture's energy source is destroyed by Spider-Man, the mechanical wings lose power and fall from the sky; the Mystery Guest is taken away by Spider-Man's shot; and the mechanical arm of the evil six leader Dr. Octopus is shattered by an armor-piercing bullet, and shrapnel shrapnel shrapnel shrapnels his heart.
In this way, with the series of violent means of the Punisher Spider-Man, the crime cases in New York plummeted.
Next, the story is back on track. Spider-Man was admitted to Imperial State University, where he met Gwen Stacy, the son of the Green Devil, Harry Osborne, and Mary Jane, who was about to enter the marriage hall with him.
But Spider-Man's most formidable opponent, the Green Devil, is not satisfied with this atmosphere of order that suffocates criminals.
The Green Devil uses anesthetic to suppress Spider-Man's spider sensing and ties Peter to his own Osborne Industries Group.
However, the rope is not a tool for the Green Devil to kill Spider-Man, who easily defeats the Green Devil with his weapon after breaking free of the rope.
But Spider-Man can't kill the Green Devil as before. First, he knew that the Green Devil was the father of his best brother; second, because the Green Devil was not norman Osborne's original personality.
After Norman Osborne regains his senses, Spider-Man thinks he has no need to kill him, but this makes Spider-Man almost regret it for the rest of his life.
A few months later, the Green Demon Personality once again took control of Norman Osborne's body. Knowing the true identity of the Punisher Spider-Man, the Green Devil decides to take revenge on Spider-Man in the most despicable way possible - kidnapping Peter's girlfriend Gwen and threatening Spider-Man.
On the Bridge of New York, the Green Devil stuck Gwen by the neck and suspended her at the highest point of the bridge.
"Remove your cobweb launcher, jump off the tower, don't struggle to survive, just let her go." I've calculated that this height is enough to make you fall to your death. ”
Peter knew in his heart that unless the threat of the Green Devils could end forever, the people he cherished would never be at peace.
The moment Spider-Man jumps off the building, he uses the bullet launcher on his wrist to aim at the Green Devil, and the armor-piercing bullet and two other types of bullets are fired instantly.
The Green Devil's high-tech armor was melted by armor-piercing bullets, and the next two bullets killed him. Gwen, who had lost his fulcrum, fell from the tower along with Osborne's body.
In the original story, although Spider-Man stuck Gwen with a cobweb, the huge gravity still caused Gwen to die due to a broken cervical vertebrae.
But this time Spider-Man did not directly pull Gwen with the cobweb, and Peter's mind instantly calculated the distance, speed, trajectory and elastic parameters of Gwen's fall.
After the cobwebs stuck to Gwen, Peter followed gravity to draw an arc, unloading the falling force little by little.
In the end, Gwen fell heavily to the iron staircase platform on the lower floor, and although he was injured, he was fortunate to have no worries.
After this incident, Spider-Man, known as the Punisher, once again came to a fork in the road of choice. Peter knew that his vigilante actions would only lead to a cycle of violence.
Now that he has Gwen and Aunt May, he has decided to give up his career as a Punisher Spider-Man and become an ordinary person who does his duty.
In the dark of the rain, Peter took his skeleton Spider-Man suit into the corner alley, and then a man in a suit and leather shoes left the alley with reluctance.
But the story doesn't end there.
Not long ago, not far from Central Park, there was a shooting. Retired Special Forces soldier Frank Custer is taking his wife and children on a wild trip in the park, but is chased by gangsters for seeing the gang trade.
Frank Custer's wife and children were killed, and frank Custer, who was seriously injured, escaped death and crawled into the dark alley where Peter Parker left.
In his own overturned trash can, Frank Custer finds a dark black, tight suit with a white skeleton...
The Story of the Punisher begins again.