As noted in the back of the issue, this comic book is a nod to a few movies, such as High Plains Drifter and it obviously shows. However, the story doesn't try to recreate it, as was the case with the one shot called "Get Castle". Instead this book takes on a life of its own but keeps the basics of the movie. It's an entertaining book and has some twists to the normal Punisher story. There's a lot to like in here. Read Full Review
So let's talk opinions. Like the ending of the book said, this story reminds me of the Movie Desperado. (Antonio Banderas and a super hot Selma Hayek vs. an entire town of bad guys. If you never saw it, go watch it immediately. A naked Selma is worth the price of admission alone.) The little dog fights off a pack of coyotes. However, since that little dog wears a skull t-shirt, my money is on the dog to win anyway. This book was great. Lots of action. Lots of violence. It was increasingly fun watching the way the bad guys kept going down, expecially the last one. (Rugburn is a total bitch. Trust me. Read it and you'll know what I mean.) The art was very plain and unspectacular. A problem since most of the book had no dialogue in it. Just killing. But overall, it was not so bad that it distracted and made the book unpleasant to read. And even a moral. Greed is bad. Especially if it makes the Punisher get involved. That and never leave an enemy alive. They just might get back up. That's Read Full Review
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