A response to PUNISHER #3's Moral Dilemma—Reversed:

Rob replies
>> However, on the flip side, if I gave up and went to prison, I could have myself quite a field day slaughtering the countless murderes, rapists, child molesters, wife beaters, and drug dealers who may be set free to commit more heinous crimes, if I was put into "the system." <<

I don't know about the last time Frank was in prison, but he didn't do that the first time he was in prison (in the Zeck mini-series). Prison officials aren't totally incompetent, you know. And with Frank's decade-long crusade against criminals, I think he'd qualify for the Vault or wherever they keep supervillains these days. He's at least as dangerous as a villain like the Stilt-Man or the Owl—if not much more dangerous.

>> Come up with something that requires luck. As for now, I don't need any. <<

You don't need luck with your answer. Since you'd kill the criminal, you're dead as well. Your vigilante crusade is over and good riddance to it. By the way, because you committed suicide (somewhat like Thunderbird did), drug dealers just killed another innocent family like yours in Central Park. You could've stopped them if you were alive and free. But you're dead, so I guess you don't care.

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