When combined with genuinely bloody action and a surprising cliffhanger, this issue proves just how much of a gem this Punisher series can be. Read Full Review

Punisher and Daredevil team up in an exciting chase issue. The walls close in on Frank, and Rosenberg and Kudranski deliver an excellent issue, with a major surprise character showing up at the end! Read Full Review

The Punisher has not wavered, yet, but the next issue will decide a lot. This is still a solid issue and worth your time. Read Full Review

This series is entertainingly violent and in other news, the sky is blue and water is wet. Read Full Review

The Punisher #3 trades in the slasher-villain vibes of the first two issues for a more mundane "good guy with guns" feeling, yet the combat sequences are still wildly entertaining while the partnership with Daredevil illuminates why the Punisher is no hero, just a killer. Read Full Review

While the focus on the Punisher himself does take a little bit away from the uniqueness of the series as a borderline horror, Matthew Rosenberg works together seamlessly with Szymon Kudranski and Antonio Fabela to continue the excellent storytelling on 'World War Frank.' Read Full Review

This issue has basically everything you'd want from a Punisher comic.

This comic is too pure.

Daredevil punisher team up. Check. Awesome action. Check. Great portrayal of Frank. Check. Return of a classic villian. Check. Great art. You already know.

Another really fun,dark story. Seems like a very hardcore do anything Frank and I really like it. Even the cameos from characters feel like they are needed and drive the story forward. Daredevil and Punisher is always a good team-up.

This series hasn’t slowed at all since opening pages of first issue and that’s freaking cool. Have no idea where this is going, but it’s a helluva good time - especially this issues surprise ending. Art is awesome as well.

from a base of 6, this gets a rating of: 8.
+2 because: continues to be a good story with a nice DD trick too