Edmondson and Gerads continue to make this book a thrill ride. This is bad news for Frank Castle, but great news for us readers. The pacing is incredibly fast and there's so many awesomely crafted action scenes for us to enjoy. It's an attention-grabbing story that'll keep your eyes glued to the pages. The plot may not be all that elaborate just yet, but it sure is a rush. Gerads then does a stellar job bringing the Punisher's mission to life and successfully pulls you into all of the craziness. Because it jumps from one exhilarating scene to the next, the issue feels like a quick read and, before you know it, you'll be left wondering where they'll go next. Read Full Review

Mitch Gerads is still giving some extra juice in this comic and every panel seems really good despite all the blueish colors were present in every panel. I loved the POV panels when Frank shoot an Howling Commando while on the top of the bus and not to mention the extraordinary explosions that Frank was caught in. Gerads has born to be the artist of the Punisher and i'm glad he is on board. Read Full Review

So, in short then The Punisher #6 is another strong instalment from Edmondson and Gerads. Theres very little that this book puts wrong and its constantly proving why it deserves a lot more attention than its currently getting, and like the past five issues, this one comes highly recommended this is a Marvel book that youll want to be reading. Read Full Review

Punisher takes a drastic twist of fate in this issue with the overwhelming attack being one of Frank's toughest yet. The issue itself is however a little too quickly paced with it possibly having too much development. Despite this it's still a terrific read and one that I strongly recommend. Read Full Review

Not the best ending to the first arc but it was still enjoyable. Mitch Geradas has some nice looking action sequences. Read Full Review

Time for me to part ways.