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    The Punisher #37

    The Punisher » The Punisher #37 - Man of Stone: Part 1 released by Marvel on November 1, 2006.

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    The last time General Zakharov encountered Frank Castle, the two men were playing chicken with a dozen nuclear warheads over Moscow. Since then, well, let's just say Zakharov's not the type to forgive and forget.

    The last time General Nikolai Alexandrovich Zakharov encountered Frank Castle, the two men were playing chicken with a dozen nuclear warheads over Moscow. Since then, well, let's just say Zakharov's not the type to forgive and forget. When a mutual enemy of Castle comes with the perfect plan to lure Frank out of his hole, Zakharvo is all ears. That man is Rawlins. His bait? His former wife -- and sometime Castle flame: O'Brien.

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    dmstarz's favourite marvel comic cover no179 0

    The Punisher #37 - Man of Stone: Part 1 by dmstarz on May 25, 2008

    Tim Bradstreet's a terrific artist, his very stylised photo realistic covers very much a trademark. Alas, a little like Adi Granov, his covers sometimes seem a little repetitive. As such, none of his myriad portraits of shadow eyed Frank Castle make the list, as technically good as they all are. Two other Punisher covers, nos 52 (a group of soldiers) and 53 (very, very abstract and bold) nearly made the top 250 (check those other covers out on Comic Vine). However, outside of the Kingpin, it's q...

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