With the new art team and the writer's comfort with the volatile cast and the book's voice this series finally has potential to set itself apart from the rest. It's lighthearted with the dirtiest intentions, and has quickly risen to one of my favorite reads. Read Full Review

Interesting homage that Soule make to a certain Punisher run...I think i'm beggining to understand this book a lot better and this was definetely a lot better than the previous issues. Read Full Review

There might be some small problems with some characters and with some rushed aspects, but the balance between humor, action and development combined with a rather solid artistic display from both Barberi and Silva makes this issue worth it despite its few flaws. Read Full Review

This is a book that won't offend anybody, and will shift a few units for Marvel. I'm sure it will make Charles Soule a few easy bucks, and I'm equally as sure that it won't take up too much of his time. The book reads like something he could knock out in five minutes, and if that is what Marvel is happy with, then that is what they get. Do I admire Charles Soule for doing this? No, not really. It's not exactly something to be proud of, is it? Read Full Review