Ma throws herself out a window, and tries to attack the Punisher by gnawing on his leg. The Punisher simply punts Ma back into her blazing home, where she is immolated. Legacy Peter, Ma's nephew and the last living Gnucci, learns that he stands to inherit his aunt's fortune, but only in the event of the Punisher's death. To that end, Peter hires Deadpool to kill the Punisher; when the Punisher is falsely assumed to be dead, Peter receives his cheque, which he loses in traffic. While Peter is chasing the cheque, he realizes that he can ask the bank for a new one, only to then be instantly killed when a truck knocks him onto the horns of the Charging Bull. Ma Gnucci reappears nine years after her death, claiming to have escaped from Hell itself with the intention of uniting the entirety of New York's underworld against the Punisher. In actuality, Ma's "resurrection" is a hoax orchestrated by the Elite, a criminal mastermind who has quadriplegic women surgically altered to mimic Ma's injuries so he can use her reputation to rise to power. When his plans fall apart, the Elite has all of the women he hired murdered to cover his tracks. The Punishers later finds and kills him and his associates. In other media Video games Ma Gnucci appears in The Punisher video game, voiced by Saffron Henderson. Ma hires Bushwacker to assassinate the Punisher in retaliation for the Punisher's involvement in the deaths of her sons, Eddie and Bobbie Gnucci. The Punisher blasts his way into the Gnucci family mansion and defeats Bushwacker in the library before confronting a cowering Ma and killing her. References External links Ma Gnucci at Marvel Wikia Ma Gnucci at Comicvine Characters created by Garth Ennis Comics characters introduced in 2000 Fictional amputees Fictional characters from New York City Fictional characters with disfigurements Fictional Italian American people Fictional gangsters Fictional murdered people Punisher characters