The second season of Daredevil: Born Again is set to wrap up soon, and it appears that the highly anticipated Punisher special starring Jon Bernthal will start production soon. It is also reported that a classic Punisher villain will be making her MCU debut in the show. The spin-off is called the Punisher Special and is expected to stream in 2026, likely before the release of Born Again season 2 in March 2026. The Punisher will also be playing a major role in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, which will be released worldwide in July 2026.<h2>Who will the Punisher face off against? (Spoilers Below)</h2>According to a report by Nexus Point, the show is expected to start filming this July and wrap up in August. Jon Bernthal's Punisher made his MCU debut in the first season of Daredevil: Born Again, where he came to help Matt Murdock in his fight against the Kingpin, who has now become the Mayor of New York City and started a war against vigilantes. But in the Punisher Special, our hero will be facing off against the notorious Ma Gnucci.<h2>Who is Ma Gnucci?</h2>Ma Gnucci is the head of the biggest crime family in New York, who uses her considerable resources to put a city-wide manhunt against the Punisher after he kills all three of her sons. Considering that the Punisher series is known for its no-holds-barred violence, the makers of the show could not have chosen a better villain for the show, as the comic book storyline between the two is brutal from start to finish.&nbsp;The show events will likely take place before the events of Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Tom Holland and Jon Bernthal have always shared their excitement to bring the two characters together multiple times, and it will be a treat to see their dynamic, especially considering the ideological difference between the two. &nbsp;

The second season of Daredevil: Born Again is set to wrap up soon, and it appears that the highly anticipated Punisher special starring Jon Bernthal will start production soon.

The second season of Daredevil: Born Again is set to wrap up soon, and it appears that the highly anticipated Punisher special starring Jon Bernthal will start production soon. It is also reported that a classic Punisher villain will be making her MCU debut in the show. The spin-off is called the Punisher Special and is expected to stream in 2026, likely before the release of Born Again season 2 in March 2026. The Punisher will also be playing a major role in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, which will be released worldwide in July 2026. Who will the Punisher face off against? (Spoilers Below) According to a report by Nexus Point, the show is expected to start filming this July and wrap up in August. Jon Bernthal's Punisher made his MCU debut in the first season of Daredevil: Born Again, where he came to help Matt Murdock in his fight against the Kingpin, who has now become the Mayor of New York City and started a war against vigilantes. But in the Punisher Special, our hero will be facing off against the notorious Ma Gnucci. Who is Ma Gnucci? Ma Gnucci is the head of the biggest crime family in New York, who uses her considerable resources to put a city-wide manhunt against the Punisher after he kills all three of her sons. Considering that the Punisher series is known for its no-holds-barred violence, the makers of the show could not have chosen a better villain for the show, as the comic book storyline between the two is brutal from start to finish. The show events will likely take place before the events of Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Tom Holland and Jon Bernthal have always shared their excitement to bring the two characters together multiple times, and it will be a treat to see their dynamic, especially considering the ideological difference between the two.

The second season of Daredevil: Born Again is set to wrap up soon, and it appears that the highly anticipated Punisher special starring Jon Bernthal will start production soon.

Marvel’s Punisher Special begins shooting soon, classic villain set to return

Someone’s not happy with Netflix cancelling ‘The Punisher’.&nbsp;

Rapper Eminem took to his Twitter to share his disappointment on the cancellation of the show. Netflix cancelled all Marvel shows ending their six-year partnership with them. ‘The Punisher’ was among the most recent shows to be laid off after two seasons.

The Oscar-winning artist sort-of protested via his account as he wrote: "Dear Netflix, Regarding your cancellation of 'The Punisher', you are blowing it!! Sincerely, Marshall.” He meant it with all seriousness as he typed the letters in full caps.&nbsp;

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Among others, Netflix had already cancelled ‘Iron Fist’, ‘Luke Cage’, and ‘Daredevil’ after the release of their most recent seasons.&nbsp;

The last one to go would be the upcoming third season of ‘Jessica Jones’ that will mark Marvel's last release on the streaming giant.&nbsp;

This comes in response to Disney preparing to launch its own streaming service, Disney+.&nbsp;

Someone’s not happy with Netflix cancelling ‘The Punisher’. Rapper Eminem took to his Twitter to share his disappointment on the cancellation of the show. Netflix cancelled all Marvel shows ending their six-year partnership with them.

Someone’s not happy with Netflix cancelling ‘The Punisher’. Rapper Eminem took to his Twitter to share his disappointment on the cancellation of the show. Netflix cancelled all Marvel shows ending their six-year partnership with them. ‘The Punisher’ was among the most recent shows to be laid off after two seasons. The Oscar-winning artist sort-of protested via his account as he wrote: "Dear Netflix, Regarding your cancellation of 'The Punisher', you are blowing it!! Sincerely, Marshall.” He meant it with all seriousness as he typed the letters in full caps. DEAR @NETFLIX, REGARDING YOUR CANCELLATION OF THE PUNISHER, YOU ARE BLOWING IT!! SINCERELY, MARSHALL — Marshall Mathers (@Eminem) February 21, 2019 × Among others, Netflix had already cancelled ‘Iron Fist’, ‘Luke Cage’, and ‘Daredevil’ after the release of their most recent seasons. The last one to go would be the upcoming third season of ‘Jessica Jones’ that will mark Marvel's last release on the streaming giant. This comes in response to Disney preparing to launch its own streaming service, Disney+.

Rapper Eminem is furious as Netflix cancels 'The Punisher' after two seasons

Marvel&#39;s universe has a new addition to its long list of series with &quot;The Punisher&quot;&nbsp;making its debut in the form of a standalone series on Netflix on November 17.&nbsp;It&nbsp;is said to have 13 episodes to start with.&nbsp;

The Punisher was originally introduced in the Marvel Comics&#39; &quot;The Amazing Spider-Man&quot;&nbsp;in 1974.

The official synopsis of &quot;The Punisher&quot;&nbsp;reads:

&quot;After exacting revenge on those responsible for the death of his wife and children, Frank Castle (Jon Bernthal) uncovers a conspiracy that runs far deeper than New York&#39;s criminal underworld. Now known throughout the city as The Punisher, he must discover the truth about injustices that affect more than his family alone.&quot;

The Netflix-Marvel series features actors Deborah Ann Woll, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, Ben Barnes, Amber Rose Revah, Jaime Ray Newman, Jason R. Moore, Daniel Webber, Michael Nathanson and Paul Schulze, besides Jon Bernthal in the titular role.

The critics have already reviewed the series with some calling it the best Marvel show&nbsp;to date, while others labelling it as a show with&nbsp;unpleasant violence.

Watch the trailer here:&nbsp;

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It will be a 13-episode series that will be available exclusively on the streaming platform

Marvel's universe has a new addition to its long list of series with "The Punisher" making its debut in the form of a standalone series on Netflix on November 17. It is said to have 13 episodes to start with. The Punisher was originally introduced in the Marvel Comics' "The Amazing Spider-Man" in 1974. The official synopsis of "The Punisher" reads: "After exacting revenge on those responsible for the death of his wife and children, Frank Castle (Jon Bernthal) uncovers a conspiracy that runs far deeper than New York's criminal underworld. Now known throughout the city as The Punisher, he must discover the truth about injustices that affect more than his family alone." The Netflix-Marvel series features actors Deborah Ann Woll, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, Ben Barnes, Amber Rose Revah, Jaime Ray Newman, Jason R. Moore, Daniel Webber, Michael Nathanson and Paul Schulze, besides Jon Bernthal in the titular role. The critics have already reviewed the series with some calling it the best Marvel show to date, while others labelling it as a show with unpleasant violence. Watch the trailer here:

Marvel's new series 'The Punisher' to start streaming from November 17 on Netflix

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Marvel’s Punisher Special begins shooting soon, classic villain set to return

Rapper Eminem is furious as Netflix cancels 'The Punisher' after two seasons

Marvel's new series 'The Punisher' to start streaming from November 17 on Netflix