What if frank is possessed by venom

Spider-Man, along with the help of Daredevil and Moon Knight , learned about the symbiote's plans and confronted Frank. From there, he began an internal struggle with the symbiote that he eventually won, by vowing to kill himself and the symbiote if he didn't regain control.

The symbiote backed down, and Frank remained in control of it, his discipline intact. At that point, the other heroes let him go, worrying that they'd have bigger worries in the future than a more powerful Punisher, and that they might need his help.

Marvel Database Explore. Connect With Us Discord Twitter. Achievements Leaderboard List of Badges. Explore Wikis Community Central. The best part of the costume is the new logo which combines the Punisher's skull with Venom's spider logo.

It looks awesome. This version of Venom wields a gun and can bite someone's head off. That's a deadly combination. In the more recent What If? All-in-all, the idea to combine Venom and the Punisher was a great idea solely based on the awesome suit that spawned out of the comic.

The look is menacing and badass. The Venom and Punisher hybrid would be one of the deadliest characters to face off against - with the comic more than proving that. Will we ever see the Venom and the Punisher as one again? Finally Winfree and Radulich added a weekly movie review show to the ever growing lists of podcasts on the Network. You can also find them at your convenience on blogtalkradio. Source Material is a comic book podcast that discusses some of the great and sometimes not-so-great comic book story arcs that have been published.

Usually hosted by Jesse Starcher and his good friend Ronnie Adams. They bring on a multitude of guests to talk comic book storylines. Sort of like a book of the month club, but with comics.

They also throw a dash of current events in every once in a while. Just trying to keep it casual and fun. Podcasts are one of the greatest mediums ever. Talk radio became something that he enjoyed and helped kill time during the commute. The problem was NPR never stayed completely interesting and his only other options were the ESPN network and the local channel that hosted religious programming. Always the same show… at the same time. It was pretty limited.