If you're ultimately just not into the idea of a one-man killing machine, this won't necessarily change your mind. But given the awesome talent on display here, you might be surprised to find yourself checking out the next issue anyway... Read Full Review

Art by Kris Anka and Matthew WilsonWe get a Punisher who is like a threat looming through people's lives, and ultimately of extreme karma that leads to heavy injury and yes, death to those most deserving of it. Read Full Review

One of Frank's guns is missing, and he goes to marvelous lengths to get it back. This one-shot serves as a potent reminder that Becky Cloonan is quite capable of plotting great Punisher stories. Some top-shelf guest artistry from Kris Anka helps sell this simple, sweet tale of a community-minded (though still ice-cold) Punisher retrieving a revolver stolen by a kid. There's still a bit of questionable dialogue that drags this book down, but it's a great palate-cleanser after the disappointing finale of the last story arc.

a solid and well contained issue, Punisher helping people and returning to New York in the best way
A shame the rest of the run by Becky Cloonan is not worth it