Punisher #1 is a searing, unforgettable return for Frank Castle, pairing Benjamin Percy's unflinching storytelling with Julius Ohta and Yen Nitro's brutal yet beautiful visuals. With Red Band gore that shocks in just the right way, mafia intrigue that layers in tension, and a surprising new ally, this debut reintroduces Punisher, and it reclaims him as one of Marvel's most dangerous icons. Read Full Review

Plot
This new series begins with Frank Castle waking up covered in blood on a burning boat filled with slaughtered people. Without knowing his name or what's happening, he escapes from the police by swimming, even though he's seriously injured.

Meanwhile, Tombstone tortures police officers and others to get them to tell him who was responsible for the attack on his boat carrying expensive illegal merchandise. Tombstone tortures them by cutting off parts of their bodies, but no one knows what happened.

The Kingpin, on the other hand, is behind all the criminal activities that aren't his own, threatening a priest who engaged in human trafficking.

The Punisher is rescued by an elderly woman whom he asks to take him home, and there he begins to heal. However, he discovers a scar on his neck where a device that controls his actions is located, and the Kingpin is the one who activates it.

A powerful start to a new saga featuring a dizzying narrative at an electrifying pace that spares no expense in depicting the super-explicit violence necessary to chronicle the Punisher's everyday life.

Art
With details elevated to another level of quality with different textures, it showcases super-violent action sequences with interesting camera angles and mesmerizing dynamism.

Summary
The Punisher doesn't remember who he is, but his killer instinct is intact as he is manipulated for the lethal agenda of a demented enemy. Vertiginous, shocking, and mesmerizing more