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    PunisherMAX » PunisherMAX #16 - Frank, Conclusion released by Marvel on October 2011.

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    Frank, Conclusion last edited by gravenraven on 05/20/23 03:29PM View full history

    Locked in solitary confinement with a prison riot raging around him, the Punisher is closer to death than ever before. But first he must face the ghosts of his past and relive the worst day of his life. What were the Punisher's final words to his family before they were ripped from him in a hail of bullets? Writer JASON AARON and artist STEVE DILLON bring you the Punisher's origin as you've never seen it before. With covers by Eisner-Winner DAVE JOHNSON.

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    PunisherMAX #16 - Frank, Conclusion by jonesdeini on August 15, 2011

    We finally reach that fateful day as Frank's last words to Maria are revealed.   The Good  Johnson delivers one of his best covers yet on ANY series I've seen him work on.  I don't know what I was expecting Frank to have said to Maria, but I guess I thought it'd be something much more dramatic. What he actually says is rather tame. It's understated, but absolutely perfect and appropriate. The way Dillon draws Maria's reaction to Frank's Words and Frank's reaction to his family's deaths is superb...

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