Today's episode of G4's Attack of the Show confirmed what's been rumored for more than two months: that writer Jason Aaron and artist Steve Dillon will take on Marvel's Punisher.

According to "Fresh Ink" host Blair Butler, the two creators will relaunch Punisher MAX with a new No. 1 issue in November. The current mature-readers title, the awkwardly named The Punisher: Frank Castle MAX, appears to be ending in September.

The new series reportedly will feature the debut of Bullseye and Kingpin in the MAX universe -- can that be right? -- with the first story arc focusing on the rise of Wilson Fisk through the ranks of the criminal underworld and the role Frank Castle plays in his ascent.

Word of the Aaron-Dillon teamup began circulating in early May after colorist Matt Hollingsworth listed "Punisher starting with issue #75," along with the creators' names, under the "Current Comics Work" header.

Dillon previously worked with Garth Ennis from 2001 to 2003 on the Marvel Knights imprint version of The Punisher, and later drew the Bullseye: Greatest Hits and Punisher vs. Bullseye miniseries. Aaron, who's best known for his work on Scalped, Wolverine and Ghost Rider, wrote last year's Punisher MAX X-Mas Special.

Update: You can watch the "Fresh Ink" segment here.

Marvel.com now has more details in an interview with Aaron: "The [Marvel Universe] Bullseye doesn't work in the MAX Universe. You can't have a guy running around in a costume killing people with toothpicks and playing cards. We're not going to see that, but it'll still be true to what we know about Bullseye."