‘Punisher: One Last Kill’: Here’s when Marvel fans can finally watch

Marvel fans will not have to wait much longer for The Punisher: One Last Kill, with Jon Bernthal officially returning as Frank Castle in a new Disney+ special set to arrive this week.

The upcoming Marvel Television release marks the Punisher’s first standalone MCU project and is already generating buzz among fans eager to see how the anti-hero fits into the franchise’s next chapter.

When does ‘Punisher: One Last Kill’ come out?

For viewers in the US and Canada, The Punisher: One Last Kill will debut on Disney+ on Tuesday, May 12 at 6pm PT / 9pm ET.

Elsewhere, the special will arrive on Wednesday, May 13, depending on region and time zone.

Here is when Marvel fans can stream it around the world:

• UK: 2am BST
• India: 6:30am IST
• Singapore: 9am SGT
• Australia: 11am AEST
• New Zealand: 1pm NZST

Given the excitement around Bernthal’s return, many fans are expected to jump in immediately, especially after months of speculation surrounding Frank Castle’s future in the MCU.

How long is ‘Punisher: One Last Kill’?

Unlike Marvel’s longer Disney+ series, The Punisher: One Last Kill is expected to run for around 60 minutes, making it more of a TV special than a feature-length film.

Marvel has yet to confirm whether that runtime includes credits or a post-credits sequence, though fans already suspect the project could include a tease for what comes next.

Why Marvel fans are paying close attention

The special is reportedly set before and during events linked to Daredevil: Born Again season two, making it more than just a standalone story for Frank Castle.

It could also play an important role in setting up the character’s future after reports suggested Bernthal’s Punisher will appear in Spider-Man: Brand New Day.

For Marvel fans, that means One Last Kill may end up feeling like required viewing rather than an optional side story.