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Punisher Max Vol. 1: In the Beginning - Garth Ennis


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Punisher Max Vol. 1: In the Beginning - Garth Ennis

 
Description: ISBN 0785113916 / Author: Garth Ennis / Genre: Crime / Thriller / Published: 2004 / Prepare to be punished! For the first time ever, Marvel's one-man-army takes center stage in a no-holds-barred Mature Readers series! A bold new direction for the series as writer Garth Ennis ... more
Punisher Max Vol. 1: In the Beginning - Garth Ennis ... and artist Lewis LaRosa take Punisher to the Max--literally--as the hunter becomes the hunted! Frank Castle's old associate Micro is back, and he's after Frank. But first, he's got an offer for Frank that he'd better not refuse. Get ready for blazing bullets, bloodbaths and bold beginnings...

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with any questions) Hi my name is PJ and I am a massive fan of the punisher. I own all of the MAX punisher series as I think Garth Ennis truly understands the character and sucks you into his world, but will you want to enter... read on... The punisher is the alter ego of Vietnam veteran Frank Castle, a beast of a man with combat training whose family were shot dead by mafioso hitmen during a shootout in a park. From that moment on Frank Castle chose to be The Punisher who punishes those who break the law, using his fists, his guns and every so often torture. This story is (as the majority of the other MAX issues are) a standalone story following Frank s attack on ...

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