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Matt Fraction und Ariel Olivetti holen den Punisher mit WAR JOURNAL zurück ins Post-CIVIL-WAR-Marvel-Universum und wollen einen 180-Grad-entfernten Punisher zum MAX-Ennis-Punisher präsentieren!

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THE PULSE: What is the title of your Punisher one-shot and what is it about? MARC GUGGENHEIM: This is an extra-sized one-shot called "People v. Castle." I'd also toyed around with calling it "Crime & Punishment," but that felt a little too obvious. Basically, the story is the Punisher on trial for his crimes. That's something we've never seen before. We've seen him in prison, but we haven't gotten an idea of how the criminal justice system would attempt to put him on trial. Moreover, we haven't gotten a sense of how any attorney would try to defend him. Is he legally insane? Perhaps. It's an interesting question. How would Castle react to the suggestion that he's insane? What if the suggestion were made in the context of trying to keep him out of prison? There are just a lot of cool questions, I thought, and oftentimes those make for the best stories. There's also more going on than just the Punisher on trial. But I don't want to spoil any plot points. All that having been said, even though it hasn't been released yet -- it's still being illustrated -- it was my first work for Marvel and opened the door to my subsequent projects, such as Wolverine.

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I hear Garth Ennis is leaving "The Punisher." I understand after seven years, he feels he's said all he has to say with the character, and he's moving on to other work, including new Marvel projects.

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It will be a tough act to follow. Luckily Mike Benson, writer of one of my face US TV shows, "Entourage" and the "Punisher MAX Annual" is one name being lined up to take over the book.