• With Bagalia in chaos and Zemo's back against the wall, Frank has never been in more danger!
• How do you stop a criminal mastermind with an entire nation at his beck and call? What if you can't?
• Desperate times call for desperate measures on all sides. The end is near.
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I haven't seen this much action in a Marvel comic in a long time. It's exciting to see Frank Castle as a relentless assassin once again. His badassery is what we've been waiting for, for a long time. There's only so much contemplating and pondering that a Punisher fan can put up with. Oh, we know that exposition is important to tell the story, but a great Punisher story, like a great James Bond film, only uses the story as a plot device to deliver the action, and this issue delivers in grand style! Read Full Review
Just like its lead, this issue is relentless. There's more action in this issue than most summer blockbusters. The characterization is dead-on, and you may even laugh here or there as well. Nobody's Punisher will ever be Garth Ennis' Punisher. That's in a league of its own. But this creative team has come up with consistently excellent stories to feature our man Frank. Read Full Review
Lets Land the PlaneAs someone who doesnt thoroughly read every issue of The Punisher, nor views him a favorite character, Rosenbergs take felt different" but I really liked it. Now, I dont know if that was Rosenbergs intent but I highly enjoyed it. That said, I can also see how diehard Punisher fans may not like this take of the character. For this reader, the issue was exciting and fun. It felt like an action movie on steroids and I was happy to reread it in order to figure out some of the extra details. Secret Agent Frank Castle has a good ring to it! Maybe a direction for the future? We shall see. Read Full Review
Just when this arc was getting on the verge of running a little out of steam, it puts out an issue that ends up being an interesting showcase of high octane, creative-storytelling. Read Full Review
Writer Matthew Rosenberg swings for the fences and comes up short, in his latest repetitive all-action-no-plot issue ofPunisher. Read Full Review
If you want Punisher to be John Wick, this issue will work fine. However, if you're unsettled by Frank Castle portrayed as a badass hero, this won't win you over with its numbing chaos and lacking story. Read Full Review
The premise of infiltrating a Hydra stronghold has legs and there's a lot of cool explosions, but this issue ends up feeling really slight. Read Full Review
Great.
Amazing acton with some great art
An action-packed issue from start to finish with a satisfying cliffhanger at the end.
Not the most thrilling issue, as it's mostly spent on action, but I liked it.
Pro. We are finally going back to new york. Con. Its still going to be within this zemo story it seems. Not that its been bad at all but just seems to be dragging at this point. Either switch it up and take a break for a few issues or use is at backstory but I'm not sure how much longer this story will keep my interest.
High octane - I'll give it that. But it was such a mangled choreography and blatant Punisher can't kill Handbook Guy story. Nice cover too, it's what grabbed me to read it.
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