Now that this series is back on schedule I can go back to my gushing over it issue to issue. The Bullseye arc has been special. It may not be Ennis territory but Aaron is making his own mark on the Punisher Max series and is certainly establishing himself as a great re-inventor of characters like Bullseye and Fisk. This is simply an amazing issue and series. Pick this issue up, even though it's the end of an arc, and see if this read doesn't rope you into the series. Read Full Review

This is the best $3.99 I have spent in a long time, it is pure fun, and I feel so guilty that I didn't give Jason Aaron the time to prove that he could take up the Punisher reins. The package as a whole is a bundle of entertainment, and I will be adding Punisher MAX to my pull list once I get up with my comic book guy, who is responsible for putting this in my hands. If you want a bloody entertaining comic, in ever sense of the word, check this out.Final Verdict, Punisher MAX #11 receives 4.5 Stars, out of 5. Read Full Review

One of the best issues of Jason Aaron's PunisherMAX thus far, if not the best. With two astounding issues in a row, this title has returned with guns blazing. Read Full Review

I was sort of surprised at how much I enjoyed this issue to be honest. Not sure why, since Jason Aaron has always been a great writer and Frank Castle has proven to be a fascinating character in the hands of a great writer. It really makes me regret the fact that I haven't been following his Punisher run more closely until this point, but I'm definitely on board now. Ennis' work on the character was so fantastic that it would be easy to think of all other Punisher writers as imitators, but Aaron seems to be carving out his own territory in the annals of Punisher history. Read Full Review