Punisher Max: Bullseye

What if the Kingpin became a constant in the Netflix Marvel universe?

The Punisher Max series rewrites the story of Wilson Fisk’s becoming the Kingpin. He’s supposed to be a mythical figure, a legend the Punisher should pursue (as opposed to pursuing actual criminals). And while this is an interesting idea, it doesn't fit the Netflix Marvel universe, in which the Kingpin is pretty much real (that prison scene, with Fisk eating at the side of a dying former kingpin, is awesome).

So Bullseye should be introduced "“ I don't doubt that the third season of Daredevil will happen. However, a high-profile villain for the first Punisher season is needed.

In the Punisher Max storyline, the Kingpin reluctantly accepts an offer from the deadly assassin, who vows to bring Castle's head (most likely literally). The interactions between the anti-hero and the assassin, as well as between the assassin and his employer, are more than epic "“ just like the fights. And they show that Castle must actually plan ahead in order to counteract Bullseye.

On the next page, the aftermath of meeting the deadliest assassin.