PunisherMax #6

Writer: Jason Aaron Artist: Steve Dillon Publisher: Marvel Max Release Date: April 14, 2010 Cover Price: $3.99 Critic Reviews: 4 User Reviews: 2
6.1Critic Rating
7.0User Rating

BULLSEYE, PART ONE They say he's the deadliest assassin the world has ever known. They say that once he sets his sights on someone, he never misses, no matter what he has to go through to get them. Though his methods may seem unorthodox, even insane, they say he's never failed to kill a single target. No one knows where he comes from or why he does it. No one knows his name. They all just call him Bullseye. And now he's come to New York City, with his sights set on Frank Castle. Let the hunt begin. If you thought our new MAX version of Kingpin was intense, you ain't seen nothing yet. Explicit Content $3.99

  • 7.0
    Comics Bulletin - Charles Webb Apr 13, 2010

    It's a solid issue (re)introducing a much-loved character, but there's not a whole lot else to say about it. Read Full Review

  • 6.5
    Comic Book Bin - Dan Horn Apr 14, 2010

    The result of the line-up change was a little more thanunderwhelming for die-hard Frank Castle fans that originally saw Aaron and Dillonsappropriation of the anti-heros series as a glimmer of hope. With a strange modern day rehash that has no bearings in continuity and artwork that is hardlygritty or reminiscent of Dillons usually archetypal work, Punisher MAX doesntoffer much to keep fans reading. The plots are thin, the dialogue and narrationis scarce, and theres just not a whole lot to look at: Not much style, notmuch substance.With issue 6, Aaron and Dillon introduceBullseye into the mix and do in fact spice things up quite a bit compared to previous issues. Aaron adds some depth to Frank's internal fight as his age and his conscience seem to be creeping up on him at long last. But, there's still something off about the whole thing. They tout Bullseye as this unstoppable expert in the art form of murder, yet he's still using these goofy methods of killing his targets that have been Read Full Review

  • 6.0
    The Weekly Crisis - Kirk Warren Apr 28, 2010

    Overall, it's a solid read, but have reservations about Bullseye and his place in the MAX-verse. Read Full Review

  • 5.0
    Comic Book Resources - Greg McElhatton Apr 15, 2010

    Hopefully, later issues of "Punisher MAX" can slide back to the tone that the earlier issues of this new series had. It's hard to keep from wondering what this script would have been like had, say, Goran Parlov or Leandro Fernandez drawn this instead. But right now, it's strangely off-balance. Read Full Review

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