Best — The Punisher

This is the gold standard. After a failed 90s attempt to make Frank a supernatural creature, Ennis brought him back to street-level, gritty realism. It features Frank fighting Russian mobsters, the corrupt police, and a wannabe vigilante named "The Elite." It is violent, darkly hilarious, and perfect.

Punisher MAX (Ennis, 2004–2009), Punisher: Born (2003), The Punisher (Netflix, 2017–2019), Marvel Comics Official Handbook entries. The Punisher

In the pantheon of Marvel Comics, heroes are traditionally defined by what they refuse to do. Spider-Man doesn’t kill. Superman saves everyone, even the villain. Batman refuses to cross the line that separates him from the criminals he hunts. This is the gold standard

The character was heavily inspired by Don Pendleton's The Executioner paperback novels. Conway envisioned a "lone slightly psychotic Avenger" akin to classic pulp heroes. Marvel Art Director John Romita Sr. designed the iconic look by blowing up a small chest emblem into a massive white skull across the torso. Editor-in-Chief Stan Lee provided the name "The Punisher" after rejecting "The Assassin". The Catalyst: Central Park Massacre Superman saves everyone, even the villain

If the answer is yes, there is only one verdict in his court.