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->''"Overkill? Never '''heard''' of it."''
-->-- '''Jake Gallows''', ''The Punisher 2099'' #32
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In 2004 a one-shot alternate version was published as part of ''Marvel Knights 2099'' which centers on ComicBook/{{Elektra}} Natchio and Frank Castles's daughter Cossandra, who has succeeded her father in becoming The Punisher. An alternate version of Jake himself is the catalyst of ''2009-2099: Timestorm''. The original made his return during ComicBook/SpiderMan2099's portion of ''ComicBook/SpiderVerse'', and later was chosen to be the Grandmaster's "summoner" in the third iteration of ''ComicBook/ContestOfChampions''.

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In 2004 a one-shot alternate version was published as part of ''Marvel Knights 2099'' which centers on ComicBook/{{Elektra}} Natchio and Frank Castles's daughter Cossandra, who has succeeded her father in becoming The Punisher. An alternate version of Jake himself is the catalyst of ''2009-2099: Timestorm''. The original made his return during ComicBook/SpiderMan2099's portion of ''ComicBook/SpiderVerse'', and later was chosen to be the Grandmaster's "summoner" in the third iteration of ''ComicBook/ContestOfChampions''.
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* DisintegrationChamber: The Molecular Disintegrator chair Jake uses to execute criminals.
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* StuffedInTheFridge: [[spoiler: Fearmaster turns the Punisher’s girlfriend, Kerry, to glass. When Gallows grabs her, she then shatters completely.]]
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* StarterVillainStays: The first villain is Kron Stone, who leads a small group of serial killers targeting families. After killing the new Punisher's family, and prompting him to take up the title in the first place, the Punisher quickly hunts him down and leaves him for dead in the sewer. Problem is, for Kron that proved to be a stroke of luck, as there he discovered and bonded with the Venom Symbiote. He came back stronger that ever, now with superpowers and becoming a massive problem not only for Spider-Man 2099, but the entire 2099 universe.
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->''"Who are you? You're no strolling citizen packing that hardware...."''
->''"I'm the Punisher... and you're '''deadware!'''"''

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* TitleByNumber: Like all the other books in the ''2099'' line.

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* TitleByNumber: TitleByYear: Like all the other books in the ''2099'' line.
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* AllCrimesAreEqual: At first, Jake's killing murderous scum in reaction to his Mom and sister being murdered by crooks who got away with it. At the end of the series, sponsored by a new regime, he's gone around the bend. Among many things, the age at which someone can be tried as an adult is now in the single digits and pretty much everything is a crime punishable by whatever the hell he wants it to be (and brain scanners are used to cover [[{{Thoughtcrime}} bad thoughts]]). At one point, he expresses the desire that [[ConsentingAdults consensual adult sex]] should be punished.

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* AllCrimesAreEqual: At first, Jake's killing murderous scum in reaction to his Mom and sister being murdered by crooks who got away with it. At the end of the series, sponsored by a new regime, he's gone around the bend. Among many things, the age at which someone can be tried as an adult is now in the single digits and pretty much everything is a crime punishable by whatever the hell he wants it to be (and brain scanners are used to cover [[{{Thoughtcrime}} bad thoughts]]). At one point, he expresses the desire that [[ConsentingAdults consensual kinky adult sex]] should be punished.
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* FamilyFriendlyFirearms: While not a direct use of this trope, it is subverted in one story. The Punisher runs across a female copycat vigilante of him, who prefers to kill crooks using painful methods and weapons. The Punisher looks down on her for this, saying that he prefers clean kills and doesn't take pleasure in killing. She sneers at him because he uses lasers. According to her, lasers burn into flesh and boil the blood. The wound always go septic and the nerves rarely regrow. They may look nice in the "Holo-dramas", but they're just as nasty as what she uses.

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* FamilyFriendlyFirearms: While not a direct use of this trope, it is subverted in one story. The Punisher runs across a female copycat vigilante of him, who prefers to kill crooks using painful methods and weapons. The Punisher looks down on her for this, saying that he prefers clean kills and doesn't take pleasure in killing. She sneers at him because he uses lasers. According to her, lasers burn into flesh and boil the blood. The wound always go septic and the nerves rarely regrow. They may look nice in the "Holo-dramas", but they're just as nasty as what she uses. She also berates him for using his .54 Magnum, saying that it leaves the victim "with a 'clean' hole in the chest...and a missing ''back''."
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* ClarkKenting: Gallows doesn't bother to wear any face covering, even though his identity is supposed to be a secret. He uses some kind of tech so his face comes across as a digitized skull if it's captured on camera, but somehow nobody ever seems to notice him when they see him in person.

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* ClarkKenting: Gallows doesn't bother to wear any face covering, even though his identity is supposed to be a secret. He uses some kind of tech so his face comes across as a digitized skull if it's captured on camera, but somehow nobody ever seems to notice him when they see him in person. He later upgrades to a holographic projector which covers his face with the image of a skull.
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* {{Irony}}: After Jake gets together with Kerry, he begins to finally move past his family's murders and his crusade of vengance. He decides to give up being The Punisher after doing one last job (a favor for Matt), but it's during this job that the Fearmaster finds Kerry and kills her for destroying the evidence out The Punisher's true identity. When Jake finds her dead, he snaps and puts all his efforts into his vigilante work.

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* {{Irony}}: After Jake gets together with Kerry, he begins to finally move past his family's murders and his crusade of vengance. He decides to give up being The Punisher after doing one last job (a favor for Matt), but it's during this job that the Fearmaster finds Kerry and kills her for destroying the evidence out of The Punisher's true identity. When Jake finds her dead, he snaps and puts all his efforts into his vigilante work.
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* {{Irony}}: After Jake gets together with Kerry, he begins to finally move past his family's murders and his crusade of vengance. He decides to give up being The Punisher after doing one last job (a favor for Matt), but it's during this job that the Fearmaster finds Kerry and kills her for destroying the evidence out The Punisher's true identity. When Jake finds her dead, he snaps and puts all his efforts into his vigilante work.
-->'''Newscaster:''' The Punisher is now totally out of control!
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** A similar situation occurs when Jake faces Morlun in during ''ComicBook/SpiderVerse''. While Morlun is NighInvulnerable and easily withstands a barrage of hot plasma, it does melt the floor he is standing on and buys precious time.
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** In some ways, this also works to make him ''worse'' than Frank Castle. Jake will sometimes go beat the crap out of one of his prisoners just because he feels like it. His personal jail also includes a disintegration chair for executions. While it only takes a few seconds, this method of execution is by all accounts ''excruciatingly'' painful. On one occasion he caught a teenaged killer. His code of ethics did not allow him to kill in cold blood a minor, so he kept him imprisoned until his eighteenth birthday and ''then'' executed him.

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** In some ways, this also works to make him ''worse'' than Frank Castle. Jake will sometimes go beat the crap out of one of his prisoners just because he feels like it. His personal jail also includes a disintegration chair for executions. While it only takes a few seconds, this method of execution is by all accounts ''excruciatingly'' painful. On In one occasion instance he caught a teenaged killer. His code of ethics did not allow him to kill in cold blood a minor, so he kept him imprisoned until his eighteenth birthday and ''then'' executed him.
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** In some ways, this also works to make him ''worse'' than Frank Castle. Jake will sometimes go beat the crap out of one of his prisoners just because he feels like it. His personal jail also includes a disintegration chair for executions. While it only takes a few seconds, this method of execution is by all accounts ''excruciatingly'' painful. On one occasion he caught a teenaged killer. His code of ethics did not allow him to kill in cold blood a minor, so he kept him imprisoned until his eighteenth birthday and ''then'' executed him.

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* AndroidsAndDetectives: There's a brief arc where Jake gets a new partner on the force, an android named Goldheart. For a guy who has no particular dislike of mutants, Jake shows surprising FantasticRacism against robots, at least until his new partner proves his competence. [[spoiler: Goldheart turns out to be a crook anyway]].

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* AndroidsAndDetectives: There's a brief arc where Jake gets a new partner on the force, an android named Goldheart. For a guy who has no particular dislike of mutants, Jake shows surprising FantasticRacism against robots, at least until his new partner proves his competence. [[spoiler: Goldheart turns out to be a crook anyway]].Goldheart's personality later gets installed on Jake's bike]].



* ShoutOut: For a while Jake had a motorcycle with an artificial intelligence, which also looked very similar to the bike of [[Comicbook/JudgeDredd a certain another officer of the law in a dark future]].

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** Vendetta, Jake's more unhinged DistaffCounterpart, was originally an ArtificialHuman created to do slave labor on a colony planet before she snapped and started killing her "masters". So basically she's Roy Batty from ''Film/BladeRunner''.
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* AndroidAndDetective: There's a brief arc where Jake gets a new partner on the force, an android named Goldheart. For a guy who has no particular dislike of mutants, Jake shows surprising FantasticRacism against robots. [[spoiler: Goldheart turns out to be a crook anyway]].

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* AndroidAndDetective: There's a brief arc where Jake gets a new partner on the force, an android named Goldheart. For a guy who has no particular dislike of mutants, Jake shows surprising FantasticRacism against robots. [[spoiler: Goldheart turns out to be a crook anyway]].



* ClarkKenting: Gallows doesn't bother to wear any face covering, even though his identity is supposed to be a secret. He uses some kind of tech so his face comes across as a digitized skull if it's captured on camera, but somehow nobody ever seems to notice him when they see him in person.



* LawEnforcementInc: Public Eye, Jake's civilian identity's workplace.

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* JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope: Jake's methods start out almost reasonable, especially given the horrible laws in place in the year 2099, but he gets progressively more unhinged as the series goes on.
* LawEnforcementInc: Public Eye, Jake's civilian identity's workplace. They only bother protecting paying customers and are totally at the beck and call of their Alchemax sponsors.
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* AngstWhatAngst: Jake's psychiatrist becomes suspicious of him because he seems ''too'' well adjusted for someone who's just lost his family. It is, of course, because he's found a new hobby to occupy himself.


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* CoolAndUnusualPunishment: In the world of 2099, when a judge gives you "fifty years", he means you'll be given a chemical treatment that takes fifty years off your lifespan in an instant, so that you can get back to work for your local MegaCorp ASAP. Being locked up in Jake's basement seems pretty merciful in comparison.


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* PlayingBothSides: In his debut, Fearmaster calls the police commissioner and threatens to pull Alchemax's sponsorship if he can't reduce crime by 20%. Then he calls his good friend the mob boss and orders a 20% increase in crime. Supply and demand, baby.


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* StupidFuturePeople: Occasionally. In one scene Jake saves a kid who was thrown off a carnival ride by a lunatic. The kid doesn't seem remotely put out by the experience, but is excited by the prospect of suing the owners for a free ride.

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