In the end, Frank finally unravels the mystery of Ma Gnucci's return some 3 issues after the readers were informed. What he does from there is pretty predictable. I will say that Ennis pays homage to "Welcome Back, Frank" in his final scene, so it's nice to see the writer come full circle in a way. This series has done little to fill the void left by Ennis on Punisher MAX, but I never really expected it to. War Zone is merely a love letter to a simpler era of Punisher comics. It was a fun, wild ride, but I think I've had my fill by now. Read Full Review

Okay, not clones, that's better. I like, that Ennis actually explained what he set up here... By the way, when I saw that pumpkin with a hole back in a... that was 4th issue, isn't it? So, I thought just then, that Ennis will definitely make that guy put a penis into it. And what do you think? He did it! Even more than that, that guy fell in love with that pumpkin and... Well, I dunno... I kinda loved this story, it's a good comic, but these Ennis moments make it worse for me, especially so many scenes of pissing guys and dogs. I also thought how cool Molly is, how she is a strong woman, who actually a lesbian, you know, F E M I N I S M and everything... But the moment I had this thought, her clothes caught fire and Frank removed them leaving her in her underwear... Sexualization of a feminist character, feel the irony yet? Uh, also Dillon in 2008 already devolved to making everyone have the same face. On the contrast with his 2000's works it really feels much worse. And you may think why I rate it that high, when according to my own review this comic has so many flaws... I really don't know, somehow they make me like it. It's a badass thing. more