Marvel's The Punisher New Trailer Breakdown: 11 Things You Need To See
5. The Full, New Outfit
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When Punisher walked off camera at the end of Daredevil's second season, fans must've thought that was the look he'd be sporting from then on. He had the skull and the jacket from the comics, but it looks as though leather isn't in this season.
Instead, Frank will be rocking a combat vest and jumper, which makes more sense in the scheme of things. Being weighed down by a big burly trench-coat won't do you any favours when things get up close and personal, especially when all of your enemies are rocking all the tactical gear imaginable.
Regardless, the show has definitely nailed the character's look, with the skull, boots and weaponry all screaming "look at me, I'm the Punisher!" in as absolute a way as possible. Score one for the wardrobe department.
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