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Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
The grenade Frank himself used. Jigsaw was right at the ground zero of it, as well. And tanked it better than Frank.

And Jigsaw had him dead to rights before and after the grenade explosion.



Frank is almost never at 100%. A feat is a feat. Especially since his opponent is Two-Face here, whose feat catalogue is sorely lacking as well. We need to work with what we've got.

Jigsaw also had the upper hand against Frank and was about to finish him in volume 3 issue 4 --- Daredevil saved the Punisher by disarming Jigsaw before he could pull the trigger.

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Originally posted by Alex_Ferrana
Feat, but with context. Frank, IIRC, also was almost unarmed and he was focusing on saving Henry (jigsaw's son), and Frank took the grenade explosion worse because he already was worned out. Jigsaw was fresh and took it better, but was badly injured.

And I remember Vol. 3. Jigsaw was impersonating Frank there. Later Frank killed him, but Jigsaw later appeared to be alive. Same about Tombstone, who was captured and drowned by Frank in Punisher Vol. 3

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Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Nah, Jigsaw and Frank were both focused on killing each other. The knife throw almost hit Henry, so if anything Frank only endangered him. He did rescue him in the end, but only after Jigsaw fell to his "death".

Henry saved them from each other's projectiles, then it was pure hand-to-hand. The knife was Frank's and Jigsaw picked it up only after kicking the crap out of the Punisher.

Using the grenade was Frank's own choice. And unlike Jigsaw, he was wearing his kevlar suit.

I'm not arguing Jigsaw can get the majority over the Punisher. I just can't deny he does have some victories against him here and there.

And since we're debating Harvey and Billy here, we can't be very fussy, as they rarely get involved in single combat themselves. They have their henchmen and flunkies for that purpose.

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Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Of course he does. Hero always beats his villain, in most cases. "Happy End" is a must, at least in Marvel and DC.