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Punisher Artist Lewis LaRosa Calls for Credit Where Due on "One Last Kill" Inspiration

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Ray Flook

7d ago· 3 min readenNews

Summary

The Punisher MAX artist Lewis LaRosa is calling for proper credit to be given to the comic book artists and writers who inspired the upcoming Marvel Television Special Presentation "The Punisher: One Last Kill." While much attention has been given to writer Garth Ennis's influence on Jon Bernthal's portrayal of Frank Castle, LaRosa emphasizes that the visual artists who shaped the character's iconic look and tone deserve recognition as well. The article highlights the ongoing discussion about creative attribution in comic book adaptations.

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Well before his and director Reinaldo Marcus Green's A Marvel Television Special Presentation: The Punisher: One Last Kill became a reality, star/co-writer Jon Bernthal discussed how the Marvel Comics universe helped shape how he brought the character to live-action life.
The Punisher MAX artist Lewis LaRosa wants The Punisher: One Last Kill to give credit where credit is due regarding those who inspired it.
But with so much attention being paid to the character's comic book roots, LaRosa is making sure the artists aren't forgotten.
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Well before his and director Reinaldo Marcus Green's (We Own This City) A Marvel Television Special Presentation: The Punisher: One Last Kill became a reality, star/co-writer Jon Bernthal discussed how the Marvel Comics universe – especial

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