The Punisher #224 forces readers to re-examine Frank Castle as a character in a bloody, entertaining issue showing just how vile The Punisher has become. Read Full Review

The Punisher #224 is another solid entry in this run and honestly a pretty good jumping-on point for new readers. The creative team has been doing a spectacularjob on this series and has made it a great read since the beginning. I do not hear a lot of people talking about it, and that is a shame because this team is very very good! Read Full Review

I'm really liking what Rosenberg is doing with the character so far, in this current arc "War Criminal", the Punisher seemed a bit more villain when we compare to the last arc "War Machine" which is easily explained why we get a lot more the views of Marvel heroes than Frank Castle. Read Full Review

This was really fun and brought in some cool new concepts and thoughts. I really like the heroes vs. Frank idea and I really like the fact that it wasn't until he told Daredevil that he's not on his level anymore that it really hit me: PUNISHER IS ON A WHOLE OTHER LEVEL NOW WITH THE ARMOR! While I don't expect it to last it should be an interesting close to this arc coming up.

Frank tries to go back to business as usual, but that's not gonna fly with all of New York's heroes stirred up against him. Captain Marvel is quarterbacking the attack with Nick Fury Jr. playing mission control. This is just the first round of a fight that will, hopefully, get even bigger. The accusations laid against Frank here are exactly what I wanted to hear. This issue's art disappoints me, though. So much more could be done with this script's heavy dose of action and huge cast of guest stars.

I've seen better.