Am reading Punisher: Year One. Got to the panel where the mob boss in Miami is talking to his little confidant guy about how Frank Castle is causing trouble up in New York. Boss says "And I know just the man for the job." This notification pops up on the top of my screen. That lined up just too perfectly and I had to watch.
Creating villains for The Punisher is admittedly always a writing challenge due to the character's entire premise being that he kills his enemies. A lot of the time it's either they bring in an already established villain from another character's rogues gallery like Bullseye, Kingpin, Bushwacker, The Hood, Daken and even Electro that one time who he most likely won't be allowed to kill because the villain is still needed for other characters' stories, or you get a generic mobster made for that one story who will therefore die in that story. It's rare they put too much effort into a Punisher villain because they're going to have to kill them off and most likely not get to use them again. Of course if he doesn't kill them, that goes against the whole point of the character. Sometimes it works. The Russian, while popular among Punisher fans, lasted about as long as he needed to. Same goes for Barracuda. But then there's cases like Hitman, an old war buddy of Frank's who wound up fighting FOR crime instead of against it. Great potential there. Gets killed in his debut story. Heck, Hitman was considered so inconsequential to the Punisher's stories, he's technically classified as a Spider-Man villain now.
Dont forget that barracuda is classified as the main antagonist of the max series despite not lasting for even half of IT all because he had the most appearances than all the others . At least according to his villains and pure evil wiki pages but still its tha same with jigsaw he is the big bad of the punisher franchise because he is the one they use most often
It's a shame that DC and Marvel don't do more this crossovers anymore, because I think that the Punisher could work really well in a crossover with Jason Todd, the Red Hood (with the two of them trying to stop a gang war between Jigsaw and Two Face).
@@mr.rogues4145 That would be cool and could serve as the factor that makes Frank and Jason teaming up, since both villains were responsible for their personal tragedies (Two Face killed Jason's father and Jigsaw was part of the gang that killed Frank's family).
@@alexandrefrauches132 actually, if you saw Thomas Jane's take on "the Punisher", that movie did a better job at explaining the tragedy that led Frank to become the Punisher, where his whole family was killed by Howard Saint, who had another member of the Punisher's rogues gallery on his payroll, the Russian(played by Kevin Nash, better known in the wrestling circuit as Diesel)
@@mr.rogues4145 I think they did that in the new Batman Adventures, where instead of Tim Drake's dad and the original Captain Boomerang killing one another, it's Tim's dad being killed by Two-Face
@@damianprock1650 True. That movie was great, specially Thomas Jane portrayl of Frank. For me he is the best punisher (Sorry Jon Bernthal) and the fight between Frank and the Russian is one of the best moments in comic book movies.
I think the Netflix series did do a good job with Russo's depiction and intertwining his origin with Frank Castle himself. It was subversive but I'd be lying if I wasn't a little disappointed with how he turned out in his run as Jigsaw. They played him pretty sympathetic which was cool but kinda underwhelming. Again, subverting expectations but I kinda wanted to see him return to being the sick and twisted crime lord he's know for being. But I suppose I got that in Punisher Warzone. Where Punisher is more accurate to how he is in the comic books.
I always thought Hitman from the Punisher's early appearances in Spider-Man should've been a major arch-enemy for Frank. They both fought together in Vietnam and had a deeper personal connection than the Punisher did with Jigsaw or anybody else.
I've always liked Jigsaw since seeing him in Punisher Warzone. It's crazy how Punisher is so well-known while his villain is so obscure (kinda reminds me of Wolverine). I feel like the Netflix show made him too emotional and sympathetic. Jigsaw was intended to be the one pure evil villain that Punisher was just never able to really finish off. After all, he was a mobster before his scars originally. That, and being former friends with Punisher is just unnecessary. (Although that relationship with his son in the #1 comic sounds fantastic) I find it funny tho, that everything Netflix did with Billy (mental deterioration, an equal to the hero, very sympathetic and antihero-style, and a true mastermind) are all what I'd like to see be done with Harvey.
Hi Rogues! Thanks a lot for the suggestions, I hadn't read the first 3 issues. I'm mainly a DC fanboy, so I don't really have time to dive deep in Marvel as well... But I have read "In the Blood" and it's indeed a story you can't miss for Jigsaw... (I have a soft spot for Rampage, so it was nice to see him again as well). In the latest Punisher run (that started last year) which has just ended last month (the next one will be by Garth Ennis, so I'm pretty excited), I thought that Jigsaw was pretty funny, and made quite a lot of appearances, but he was still 100% a henchman for Baron Zemo. And not really a huge threat... Sadly the only other stories I have read with Billy are stuff like "Circle of Blood", (the run that starts with Frank in prison), in which he is the snivelling cowardly right hand man for the actual prison boss... Thank you for your service Monsieur Rogues
Jigsaw is a really interesting Marvel villain. He was of course being shattered in glass by Punisher and has his face disfigured. However, he's does have good battles with Punisher that are good in comics. In my opinion Jigsaw is a very good marvel villain, but shows a little sympethetic tone within him. He also made some appearances on Live action, but not animation, maybe producers feel like he's got a chucky side, and avoid using him in sorts, I hope someday he would appear in a marvel animated series one day. Anways, In my opinion Jigsaw is one of Marvel's greatest villains, and is Punisher's number one rogue that would not be forgotten, and I think he looks so amazing and cool. Thank You for the Top 5 Best Stories featuring Jigsaw, they look interesting. I am also planning to watch the Top 5 Best Mysterio Stories soon, can't wait for that. I would like to also see a Top 5 best Lizard (Spiderman) Stories, I feel like that would be cool. Anways, I will see you in the next video, Thank you again, and have a good night. Bye.
Billy "The Beaut" Russo was known for his handsome appearance until confronting the Punisher who sent Billy through a glass window, severely damaging his face. After the incident he took the name Jigsaw and is a deadly force with a vendetta towards the Punisher.
One of my favourite comic villains is the one-shot punisher enemy, Finn Cooley. His motive was relatable but he was vicious when it came down to adversity.
Some random ideas: Top BEST Cheetah stories. Top BEST (Marvel’s) Magneto stories. A review of Joker’s Asylum. Anything related to Green lantern, maybe a Top BEST stories, or a review of Emerald twilight. A review of Under the red hood, or a Top BEST Red Hood stories.
Ever since his handsome face was permanently scarred and disfigured during a run in battle with Frank Castle also known as punisher Billy "The Beaut" Russo also known as jigsaw became obsessed in killing and getting revenge on him.
Fun fact there is a Batman villain named jigsaw-man, a former orderly at Arkham who was caught by various villain during an inmate riot and then psychologically tortured by being forced to listen to frightening horror stories told to him by Joker, Riddler, Killer Croc, Scarecrow, Vox and Samantha. When they asked him who frightened him most he could not decide so the villains decided to carve up his body like jigsaw puzzle cutting deep scars into his skin marking up their respective part of his body and cutting their respective names into his flesh - the guy went mad and thus became the jigsaw man, being the last villain Alan Grant added to the rogues gallery.
@@loganwendigo937 well, it's also the name of Sam Neil's character from the "Jurassic Park" franchise, Dr Alan Grant, it's like saying that the wizarding prodigy, Harry Potter is a real person
Someday in the future, do a Top 5 Superman villains who should be in a movie (considering how many Superman's movies just use Lex Luthor and/or Zod, ignoring the rest of the villains and the potential movie it could be done with them)
@@mr.rogues4145 Nice one! In my case, I think the Superman villains, who could be use not just in a movie, but in a trilogy, are these: First Movie - Brainiac Second Movie - Bizarro and Metallo Third Movie - Toyman While I'm against using Zod again, in the case of Luthor, I think he could play a role in each movie: In the first movie he could be establish as this corrupt business man who hates superman, but would put his hate aside to help Superman save the world from Brainiac (showcasing that, despite their rivalry, Luthor cares for humanity); In the second movie he could be more like a "doctor frankenstein" responsible for the creation of Bizarro and later Metallo; and finally in the third movie, could be a adaptation of "There is a Happy Land Far Far Away" in which the Toyman kidnaps the children of Lexcorp CEOs, in a scheme to take revenge on Luthor for ruinning his life in the past, as well teach the kids parents a lesson for being so negligents, for spending more time in the work rather than playing with their children.
@@tayojones9460 That’s also a good idea. I decided to go with Brainiac in the first movie in favor of doing something unique with the Superman’s trilogy. Instead of following the formula of “start the trilogy with a small villain and than go with a bigger one for the sequel”, in the case of Superman, I thought would be more interesting if he already started with a powerfull villain like Brainiac in the first movie, with the tone been more light-hearted and fun, but in the sequels, the tone starts to become more serious, with Superman facing off against threats that challenge not just his powers but also his values and his ethical code, meeting the villains, like Bizarro and Toyman, that are more sympathic antagonists, whose actions are results of the actions of even worse people, like Lex Luthor. That would lead Superman to learn that evil not always comes from a alien invader or a giant monster, but something that can comes from the inner darkness of a person's heart, and from that he grows both as hero and person, who not only protects people but also inspire them (like the case of Bizarro and Toyman) to become better people as well. Plus this would be a great reference to the Superman comics and how they change over the years, going from the wacky and campy tone of Silver Age to the more mature and complex tone Bronze Age and the comics that followed it.
The only punisher villain that people really know about is kingpin but any marvel character who’s associated with New York pretty much has to have kingpin as part of their rouges gallery.
Good video, I will look for the N 1 story. Frank has a very limited Rogues gallery for obvious reasons. From what I have read I like Bushwacker and the Hitman. PS:any chance of doing a Hammerhead video?
He’s still a poor mans two face in my eyes, I was always against giving Punisher a rogues gallery. Frank is a vigilante not a superhero he murders his villains. Anyway, great video as always.
@@mr.rogues4145 - Speaking of Harvey Dent, yesterday I've finally read the 2nd volume of the new DC Black LABEL comic book "Harleen" by Stjepan Šejić, and this is one of the very best Two-Face origin stories I've ever read/watched/played though. Great stuff, if you have the opportunity to check it out, don't hesitate. This new run is really good so far, everyone seems to love it, and they've really nailed a lot of the Gotham background characters. (My only complain is Joker's design, I really can't get used to it) Keep up the good work!
@@srstriker6420 he isn't a memorable foe but yes he needs to be covered too .Also a vid about professor pyg would be great . I barely know anything about him but they say he is very interesting.
Personally, as a fan of Punisher (And Jigsaw) I rank my favorite jigsaw stories as 1)Punisher miniseries issue 1)Jigsaw and Frank in jail 2)Batman/Punisher and Punisher Batman 3)Punisher Year One miniseries (Billy pre-Jigsaw is in issue 4) 4)Punisher vol 2 #36- Mark Texeria art. Frank and Jigsaw fight it out with a street gang. Was disappointed in the overall 6 issue arc, but I did love part 2 5)Punisher vol 2 #55-56 Punisher back in prison with Jigsaw 6)Suicide Run (He's barely in it, just long enough to decide to be out of the crazy anti-Punisher scheme that is hatched. I personally didn't care for the Matt Fraction and Redeemer Jigsaw stories. I don't think I read the Jigsaw scared of superheroes story. Might need to track that one down.
I know you haven't made a new "forgotten Batman villains" video in forever, but I got some obscure characters for you to check out. Lord Death Man Doctor Hurt Doctor Tzin-Tzin Getaway Genius the Brand the Idiot (yes, that's a character) Night Slayer Executioner Film Freak the Reaper and Charlatan.
5.way to get "Jiggy" with Spidey 4.they should team up more often, Red Hood would get along just fine with the Punisher 3.I don't really see the Punisher as a mobster 2.it's like Jigsaw put a lot of work into killing the Punisher after the superhuman civil war 1.it's times like this that make me glad that the Kingpin got along with his son very well
But is Jigsaw's phobia really a phobia. When your a supervillian in New York you might have a fancy gun, or can shoot beams, or be bulletproof. But it's New York. At any crime you can run into a guy wearing a multibillion dollar battlesuit, or a guy who destroys mountains with one blow when not zapping people with a million volts of electricity.
I think the aspect of Jigsaw being involved in the murder of Castle's family comes from Punisher: Year One, where Russo (Jigsaw) is sent to snuff out the last surviving member of the massacre, Frank.
Weird thing about the punishers decline in the 90s wasn’t the 90s like the decade of over macho edgy comics? You would think punisher would sell well in that environment
Hello Mr.Rogues or I should call you mr.disfigured face man you know you love of gangsters supervillains that have unfortunately got a scar from their enemies or accident. anyway, great job Mr.Rogues now shall we begin top 5 Brainiac stories or top 5 Mr. sinister from X-men now Top 5 Mr.Sinister Stroies could be wicked.
I know you always are receiving requests from your audience for different character reviews but it would be awesome to finally hear your thoughts on Batman Beyond and some of his Rogues. (Inque?) Hint Hint......
can you do forgotten villain again plese i just found more minor villains in Wikipedia such as tapeworm scarlett beetle black fox ignition rack and ruin time bomb polestar paintball tremolo fireworks man wacky man harrier raptor 2.0 skorpio silver monkey delilah capers Inc megatak conduit all american boy bear boar Guy swithblase Sister pretty boy sting slege anomaly barrage thundersword and flashback
You should do a video about some some stories you read for the first/again for these top 5 videos that just weren't very good/disappointing. Doesn't made who tthe character is.
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Am reading Punisher: Year One. Got to the panel where the mob boss in Miami is talking to his little confidant guy about how Frank Castle is causing trouble up in New York. Boss says "And I know just the man for the job." This notification pops up on the top of my screen. That lined up just too perfectly and I had to watch.
That's weird. Punisher Year One is great btw. Billy's appearance is pretty minor though.
@@mr.rogues4145 Exactly, they didn't even film Thomas Jane's take on "the Punisher" in Miami, it was filmed in Tampa, my hometown
Creating villains for The Punisher is admittedly always a writing challenge due to the character's entire premise being that he kills his enemies. A lot of the time it's either they bring in an already established villain from another character's rogues gallery like Bullseye, Kingpin, Bushwacker, The Hood, Daken and even Electro that one time who he most likely won't be allowed to kill because the villain is still needed for other characters' stories, or you get a generic mobster made for that one story who will therefore die in that story. It's rare they put too much effort into a Punisher villain because they're going to have to kill them off and most likely not get to use them again. Of course if he doesn't kill them, that goes against the whole point of the character. Sometimes it works. The Russian, while popular among Punisher fans, lasted about as long as he needed to. Same goes for Barracuda. But then there's cases like Hitman, an old war buddy of Frank's who wound up fighting FOR crime instead of against it. Great potential there. Gets killed in his debut story. Heck, Hitman was considered so inconsequential to the Punisher's stories, he's technically classified as a Spider-Man villain now.
Yeah, weird
Dont forget that barracuda is classified as the main antagonist of the max series despite not lasting for even half of IT all because he had the most appearances than all the others . At least according to his villains and pure evil wiki pages but still its tha same with jigsaw he is the big bad of the punisher franchise because he is the one they use most often
I love Jigsaw's design and backstory!
Mr. Rogues is the most underrated creator out there! :(
Do Top 5 BEST Cheetah Stories.
I'd like to see that.
It's a shame that DC and Marvel don't do more this crossovers anymore, because I think that the Punisher could work really well in a crossover with Jason Todd, the Red Hood (with the two of them trying to stop a gang war between Jigsaw and Two Face).
I'd read that. Especially if Two-Face killing Todd's father was brought up.
@@mr.rogues4145 That would be cool and could serve as the factor that makes Frank and Jason teaming up, since both villains were responsible for their personal tragedies (Two Face killed Jason's father and Jigsaw was part of the gang that killed Frank's family).
@@alexandrefrauches132 actually, if you saw Thomas Jane's take on "the Punisher", that movie did a better job at explaining the tragedy that led Frank to become the Punisher, where his whole family was killed by Howard Saint, who had another member of the Punisher's rogues gallery on his payroll, the Russian(played by Kevin Nash, better known in the wrestling circuit as Diesel)
@@mr.rogues4145 I think they did that in the new Batman Adventures, where instead of Tim Drake's dad and the original Captain Boomerang killing one another, it's Tim's dad being killed by Two-Face
@@damianprock1650 True. That movie was great, specially Thomas Jane portrayl of Frank. For me he is the best punisher (Sorry Jon Bernthal) and the fight between Frank and the Russian is one of the best moments in comic book movies.
I think the Netflix series did do a good job with Russo's depiction and intertwining his origin with Frank Castle himself. It was subversive but I'd be lying if I wasn't a little disappointed with how he turned out in his run as Jigsaw. They played him pretty sympathetic which was cool but kinda underwhelming. Again, subverting expectations but I kinda wanted to see him return to being the sick and twisted crime lord he's know for being. But I suppose I got that in Punisher Warzone. Where Punisher is more accurate to how he is in the comic books.
Do Top 5 BEST Giganta Stories.
I always thought Hitman from the Punisher's early appearances in Spider-Man should've been a major arch-enemy for Frank. They both fought together in Vietnam and had a deeper personal connection than the Punisher did with Jigsaw or anybody else.
I love it when you throw us a curveball, Rogues.
I've always liked Jigsaw since seeing him in Punisher Warzone. It's crazy how Punisher is so well-known while his villain is so obscure (kinda reminds me of Wolverine).
I feel like the Netflix show made him too emotional and sympathetic. Jigsaw was intended to be the one pure evil villain that Punisher was just never able to really finish off. After all, he was a mobster before his scars originally. That, and being former friends with Punisher is just unnecessary. (Although that relationship with his son in the #1 comic sounds fantastic)
I find it funny tho, that everything Netflix did with Billy (mental deterioration, an equal to the hero, very sympathetic and antihero-style, and a true mastermind) are all what I'd like to see be done with Harvey.
Wolverine villains are more well known than Punisher Villains. Sabretooth, Deathstrike, Omega Red and Silver Samurai are Logan's biggest foes.
@@tayojones9460 Yes, but ask a moviegoer to name a Wolverine villain, and they'll probably go "Uhhh Magneto?"
Especially with his brother, "Looney Bin" Jim
Do a Top 5 BEST Bizarro Stories
I loved the way the video spoke about which stories I should read without spoiling any of them . That was the perfect video . Thank you.
1:25 - N°5 - The jigsaw is up
3:15 - N°4 - Lake of fire
5:20 - N°3 - The punisher volume 3
8:25 - N°2 - Jigsaw
11:20 - N°1 - In the blood
This was a pleasant surprise. I have never been a huge Frank Fan, but these stories (especially #1) have caught my interest.
I don't consider Jigsaw to be a top level Punisher enemy, but he's one of the few that is able to live to fight another day.
Contraband Research that would be Barracuda.
IKR
How about Black Manta's stories ?
Hi Rogues! Thanks a lot for the suggestions, I hadn't read the first 3 issues. I'm mainly a DC fanboy, so I don't really have time to dive deep in Marvel as well...
But I have read "In the Blood" and it's indeed a story you can't miss for Jigsaw... (I have a soft spot for Rampage, so it was nice to see him again as well).
In the latest Punisher run (that started last year) which has just ended last month (the next one will be by Garth Ennis, so I'm pretty excited), I thought that Jigsaw was pretty funny, and made quite a lot of appearances, but he was still 100% a henchman for Baron Zemo. And not really a huge threat...
Sadly the only other stories I have read with Billy are stuff like "Circle of Blood", (the run that starts with Frank in prison), in which he is the snivelling cowardly right hand man for the actual prison boss...
Thank you for your service Monsieur Rogues
Jigsaw is a really interesting Marvel villain. He was of course being shattered in glass by Punisher and has his face disfigured. However, he's does have good battles with Punisher that are good in comics. In my opinion Jigsaw is a very good marvel villain, but shows a little sympethetic tone within him. He also made some appearances on Live action, but not animation, maybe producers feel like he's got a chucky side, and avoid using him in sorts, I hope someday he would appear in a marvel animated series one day. Anways, In my opinion Jigsaw is one of Marvel's greatest villains, and is Punisher's number one rogue that would not be forgotten, and I think he looks so amazing and cool. Thank You for the Top 5 Best Stories featuring Jigsaw, they look interesting. I am also planning to watch the Top 5 Best Mysterio Stories soon, can't wait for that. I would like to also see a Top 5 best Lizard (Spiderman) Stories, I feel like that would be cool. Anways, I will see you in the next video, Thank you again, and have a good night. Bye.
Billy "The Beaut" Russo was known for his handsome appearance until confronting the Punisher who sent Billy through a glass window, severely damaging his face. After the incident he took the name Jigsaw and is a deadly force with a vendetta towards the Punisher.
One of my favourite comic villains is the one-shot punisher enemy, Finn Cooley. His motive was relatable but he was vicious when it came down to adversity.
Top 5 best Black Manta stories
Super Sam already did it, check his video out.
Some random ideas:
Top BEST Cheetah stories.
Top BEST (Marvel’s) Magneto stories.
A review of Joker’s Asylum.
Anything related to Green lantern, maybe a Top BEST stories, or a review of Emerald twilight.
A review of Under the red hood, or a Top BEST Red Hood stories.
"Hello Frank castle. I want to play a game"
Richard Moll the voice of two face should do the voice of jigsaw
Surprised you haven’t done a top 5 sinestro or atrocious stories
Sinestro some day, perhaps.
Ever since his handsome face was permanently scarred and disfigured during a run in battle with Frank Castle also known as punisher Billy "The Beaut" Russo also known as jigsaw became obsessed in killing and getting revenge on him.
Fun fact there is a Batman villain named jigsaw-man, a former orderly at Arkham who was caught by various villain during an inmate riot and then psychologically tortured by being forced to listen to frightening horror stories told to him by Joker, Riddler, Killer Croc, Scarecrow, Vox and Samantha. When they asked him who frightened him most he could not decide so the villains decided to carve up his body like jigsaw puzzle cutting deep scars into his skin marking up their respective part of his body and cutting their respective names into his flesh - the guy went mad and thus became the jigsaw man, being the last villain Alan Grant added to the rogues gallery.
....who the hell are Vox and Samantha?
@@sarafontanini7051 Just random female villains created by Alan Grant. They have like only 3 appearances total
@@loganwendigo937 isn't that supposed to be Sam Neil's character from the "Jurassic Park" franchise?
@@damianprock1650 No? Alan Grant is a real person who wrote a bunch of Batman stories
@@loganwendigo937 well, it's also the name of Sam Neil's character from the "Jurassic Park" franchise, Dr Alan Grant, it's like saying that the wizarding prodigy, Harry Potter is a real person
Someday in the future, do a Top 5 Superman villains who should be in a movie (considering how many Superman's movies just use Lex Luthor and/or Zod, ignoring the rest of the villains and the potential movie it could be done with them)
That list is easy - every villain but Lex and Zod ;)
@@mr.rogues4145 Nice one! In my case, I think the Superman villains, who could be use not just in a movie, but in a trilogy, are these:
First Movie - Brainiac
Second Movie - Bizarro and Metallo
Third Movie - Toyman
While I'm against using Zod again, in the case of Luthor, I think he could play a role in each movie: In the first movie he could be establish as this corrupt business man who hates superman, but would put his hate aside to help Superman save the world from Brainiac (showcasing that, despite their rivalry, Luthor cares for humanity); In the second movie he could be more like a "doctor frankenstein" responsible for the creation of Bizarro and later Metallo; and finally in the third movie, could be a adaptation of "There is a Happy Land Far Far Away" in which the Toyman kidnaps the children of Lexcorp CEOs, in a scheme to take revenge on Luthor for ruinning his life in the past, as well teach the kids parents a lesson for being so
negligents, for spending more time in the work rather than playing with their children.
I would save Brainiac for the third film.
@@tayojones9460 That’s also a good idea. I decided to go with Brainiac in the first movie in favor of doing something unique with the Superman’s trilogy. Instead of following the formula of “start the trilogy with a small villain and than go with a bigger one for the sequel”, in the case of Superman, I thought would be more interesting if he already started with a powerfull villain like Brainiac in the first movie, with the tone been more light-hearted and fun, but in the sequels, the tone starts to become more serious, with Superman facing off against threats that challenge not just his powers but also his values and his ethical code, meeting the villains, like Bizarro and Toyman, that are more sympathic antagonists, whose actions are results of the actions of even worse people, like Lex Luthor. That would lead Superman to learn that evil not always comes from a alien invader or a giant monster, but something that can comes from the inner darkness of a person's heart, and from that he grows both as hero and person, who not only protects people but also inspire them (like the case of Bizarro and Toyman) to become better people as well.
Plus this would be a great reference to the Superman comics and how they change over the years, going from the wacky and campy tone of Silver Age to the more mature and complex tone Bronze Age and the comics that followed it.
@Mr. Rogues: Out of curiosity, I want to know, what are your thoughts on ho Jigsaw was portrayed in the Punisher Netflix show?
Don't even get me started on that one, you can make pigeons outta yourselves, but you're not gonna make a pigeon outta me
Great video, definitely checking out these stories
Top 5 vandal savage stories
Do a top 5 Green Goblin stories
Could you please do a Top 5 best leader (samuel Sterns) stories
Good video
The only punisher villain that people really know about is kingpin but any marvel character who’s associated with New York pretty much has to have kingpin as part of their rouges gallery.
Smith 101 kingpin is probably better known for his appearances in Spider-Man and Daredevil.
He's an all-purpose villain.
That is true
@@sidewinder714 especially since he has a lot of Spider-Man's enemies on his payroll
the dude survived an encounter w/the Punisher, he's earned the right to be scared.
That will be cool when all dc heroes and marvel heroes life in the same universe.
Good video, I will look for the N 1 story. Frank has a very limited Rogues gallery for obvious reasons. From what I have read I like Bushwacker and the Hitman. PS:any chance of doing a Hammerhead video?
He’s still a poor mans two face in my eyes, I was always against giving Punisher a rogues gallery. Frank is a vigilante not a superhero he murders his villains. Anyway, great video as always.
I don't think he really has anything in common with Harvey except for scars.
Mr. Rogues I guess his face is so jacked up it matches his psyche of batshit insane, unlike Harvey’s duality complex.
@@mr.rogues4145 - Speaking of Harvey Dent, yesterday I've finally read the 2nd volume of the new DC Black LABEL comic book "Harleen" by Stjepan Šejić, and this is one of the very best Two-Face origin stories I've ever read/watched/played though.
Great stuff, if you have the opportunity to check it out, don't hesitate.
This new run is really good so far, everyone seems to love it, and they've really nailed a lot of the Gotham background characters.
(My only complain is Joker's design, I really can't get used to it)
Keep up the good work!
arkinyte13 You might need to say three way Personality Disorder
You should do anarky ,deadshot and hush . Then you will have all major gotham rogues covered.
Jhn Grg don’t forget Deacon Blackfire
@@srstriker6420 he isn't a memorable foe but yes he needs to be covered too .Also a vid about professor pyg would be great . I barely know anything about him but they say he is very interesting.
Jhn Grg but in Arkham knight?
@@srstriker6420 if you refer to deacon: yes he was in Arkham knight but in comics he only has one notable appearance , his first one.
Jhn Grg and he did became a Black lantern
Personally, as a fan of Punisher (And Jigsaw) I rank my favorite jigsaw stories as
1)Punisher miniseries issue 1)Jigsaw and Frank in jail
2)Batman/Punisher and Punisher Batman
3)Punisher Year One miniseries (Billy pre-Jigsaw is in issue 4)
4)Punisher vol 2 #36- Mark Texeria art. Frank and Jigsaw fight it out with a street gang. Was disappointed in the overall 6 issue arc, but I did love part 2
5)Punisher vol 2 #55-56 Punisher back in prison with Jigsaw
6)Suicide Run (He's barely in it, just long enough to decide to be out of the crazy anti-Punisher scheme that is hatched.
I personally didn't care for the Matt Fraction and Redeemer Jigsaw stories. I don't think I read the Jigsaw scared of superheroes story. Might need to track that one down.
Hay, Mr. Rogues, thinking of doing a Top 5 Best Parasite Covers?
I know you haven't made a new "forgotten Batman villains" video in forever, but I got some obscure characters for you to check out.
Lord Death Man
Doctor Hurt
Doctor Tzin-Tzin
Getaway Genius
the Brand
the Idiot (yes, that's a character)
Night Slayer
Executioner
Film Freak
the Reaper
and Charlatan.
I know all those, except maybe the Brand - can't seem to place that one.
He only appeared in one tale--don't feel bad if you can't find him.
5.way to get "Jiggy" with Spidey
4.they should team up more often, Red Hood would get along just fine with the Punisher
3.I don't really see the Punisher as a mobster
2.it's like Jigsaw put a lot of work into killing the Punisher after the superhuman civil war
1.it's times like this that make me glad that the Kingpin got along with his son very well
Can you please do a top 5 best lobo comics mr rouges?
Punisher and jigsaw are giving me serious Batman and Joker vibes
Yes but punisher had to put jigsaw to sleep permanently. Batman can’t never do that with joker cause he needs joker like joker needs Batman.
@@bobbybernard5977Batman does not need the Joker. I don't think he would Care if he died
But is Jigsaw's phobia really a phobia. When your a supervillian in New York you might have a fancy gun, or can shoot beams, or be bulletproof. But it's New York. At any crime you can run into a guy wearing a multibillion dollar battlesuit, or a guy who destroys mountains with one blow when not zapping people with a million volts of electricity.
I think the aspect of Jigsaw being involved in the murder of Castle's family comes from Punisher: Year One, where Russo (Jigsaw) is sent to snuff out the last surviving member of the massacre, Frank.
I don't think that's right
Huh, seems like the Punisher comics took a page out of Batman 1989 in regards to Jigsaws and the Punishers rivalry.
what music is this i really like it
whats this music its amazing
Reading "Batman/Punisher: Lake of Fire" made me think that Jigsaw works better as a Batman villain than as the Punisher's arch nemesis.
I always enjoyed "Sniper" villain in Punisher series
What are your thoughts on Barracuda, Punisher’s other reoccurring rogue?
Weird thing about the punishers decline in the 90s wasn’t the 90s like the decade of over macho edgy comics? You would think punisher would sell well in that environment
Nice
IKR, Mr Rogues really outdid himself
Top 5 Best Judge Death Stories?
Hello Mr.Rogues or I should call you mr.disfigured face man you know you love of gangsters supervillains that have unfortunately got a scar from their enemies or accident. anyway, great job Mr.Rogues now shall we begin top 5 Brainiac stories or top 5 Mr. sinister from X-men now Top 5 Mr.Sinister Stroies could be wicked.
Top 5 red hood moments/stories/badassery moments video?
jigsaw is barely scarred in the netflix show
Interesting marvel villains.
I know you always are receiving requests from your audience for different character reviews but it would be awesome to finally hear
your thoughts on Batman Beyond and some of his Rogues. (Inque?) Hint Hint......
Do Top 5 Best Funnyface Stories
Funnyface? The obscure Superman villain who appeared in 3 stories?
Do Top 5 Bane designs.
Nah I'm kinda done with that series.
can you do forgotten villain again plese i just found more minor villains in Wikipedia such as tapeworm scarlett beetle black fox ignition rack and ruin time bomb polestar paintball tremolo fireworks man wacky man harrier raptor 2.0 skorpio silver monkey delilah capers Inc megatak conduit all american boy bear boar Guy swithblase Sister pretty boy sting slege anomaly barrage thundersword and flashback
Why don't you checkout blackout from marvel, or some of the other lillin?
I mean he didn’t earn it he was just the only one who lived long enough to have the title.
Do the roar.
Do it.
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@@sarafontanini7051 I love you daddy.
Is it odd Billy "the beaut" Russo (jigsaw) shares the same last name with the marvel movie directors the Russo brothers
You should do a video about some some stories you read for the first/again for these top 5 videos that just weren't very good/disappointing. Doesn't made who tthe character is.