Punisher Vol. 7 # 10 - Dead End, Part 5

is a comic book published by Marvel Publishing & released on 12 / 1 / 2009

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The new kingpin of crime has torn Frank's world down around him, now he twists the knife embedded in Frank Castle's chest in an act so cruel, so malicious, it'll go down in the history of villainy. The gloves are off and anything goes in this sadistic face-off as Frank Castle and Parker Robbins attempt to kill each other by tearing each other's souls apart. How much will Frank compromise to punish the guilty? There are worse things you can do to a person than kill him. Much worse.

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    Alan Fine
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  • Axel Alonso
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  • Dan Buckley
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  • Joe Caramagna
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  • Joe Quesada
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  • Lee Loughridge
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  • Mike McKone
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  • Rick Remender
    writer


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  • Tan Eng Huat
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    User Reviews
    Punisher #10: Burying the past, again.
    Reviewed by Dr. Detfink on Oct. 31, 2009.
    Dr. Detfink has written 28 reviews. His/her last review was for Agent of S.W.O.R.D., Part 3.
    15 out of 18 users recommend his reviews.

    1 out of 1 user found this review helpful.
     

    Since issue #2, the Hood and Frank Castle have been at each other’s throats. First, the Hood tried resurrected Frank’s old partner in crime Microchip. Frank outsmarted him with a hacker of his own. The Hood sent a Hammer army after Frank, Frank sent them all back in body bags. The Hood resurrected a whole slew of disceased B level super villains, and one by one Frank sent them back to their maker. Finally, the Hood decided to play a game of psychology with the Punisher, one innocent life for the life of his family. Would the Punisher barter for the return of his greatest loss?

    It’s been a nice run for Frank in the Marvel Universe but once again, Remender failed to grasp the essence of the Punisher that Garth Ennis was able to be tap into. Frank Castle is one F-ed up bastard. He’s a vigilante in the fullest sense. A villain. A scoundrel. In the pages of Daredevil, he shot children dealing drugs with no remorse.

    The final pages of the issue don’t really pay off. Its yet another stand off and worse, it was predictable since issue #1. 

    The problem is, Frank isn’t allowed to kill any one significant in Norman’s hierarchy. Therefore, there’s not much use for him. In the Dark Reign: the List Punisher one-shot, the Punisher is forever changed by the events. This puts the Punisher in uncharted waters and I wonder how long before its all undone.

    Rating: Borrow it.




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