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    The Punisher #5

    The Punisher » The Punisher #5 - No Limits released by Marvel on December 2001.

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    No Limits last edited by gravenraven on 05/19/23 04:31PM View full history

    From his base on Grand Nixon Island, General Kriegkopf prepares to nuke Brussels - and who can blame him? Now it's up to the Punisher to defeat Kriegkopf's private army, stop the bombing and -- most importantly -- do something about that big Russian guy in the dress! In his own twisted way, Frank Castle may actually perform a useful service to society, but that's of secondary importance as the events on Grand Nixon reach their logical conclusion: complete and total carnage!

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    The Punisher #5 - No Limits by karsten on June 01, 2010

    "You Talkin' To Me?" is the third issue in a largely forgotten six month run of fill-in writers that fell in the middle of Garth Ennis' incredible (and otherwise uninterrupted) eight page run on "The Punisher". At a time when Ennis was breathing new life into the character, Tom Peyer's story falls rather flat. This issue (and the entire Medallion story arc) is simply bizarre, and much as that's due to a genuine attempt at tongue-in-cheek humor, a knowing wink to the reader isn't enough to cover ...

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