Issue Description

Nick Fury's got a job that needs doing in Russia and Frank Castle is the man for the job.

The Punisher goes after Leon Rastovich, a Russian mobster who managed to slip through his fingers two years prior. Rastovich had surrendered himself to the Police when the Punisher had come after him and landed in prison, safely out of the Punisher's grasp. But two years prison time was a remarkably early release for the murder and child prostitution conviction he'd received.You can be sure that now that he was out, the Punisher was gonna make sure that justice was served.

After the deed has been taken care of, Nick Fury makes himself known to the Punisher. Fury had arranged for Rastovich's release in a ploy to bring Frank out into the open. Fury's got a high risk and just about impossible job he needs completed and he thinks that Frank is the only guy that can pull it off....

The Punisher (2004)

Publisher

Max

Volume Description

This series is part of the MAX comics imprint and does not feature the 616 reality or "Main Marvel Universe" Punisher. It was critically acclaimed, cited for its realistic, uncompromising stories. Ennis left the title late in 2008, after writing sixty issues for the book and finishing his eight year run of writing The Punisher comics. It was renamed as Punisher: Frank Castle with issue 66 to avoid confusion with Marvel's new earth 616 or "Main Marvel Universe" Punisher Volume 5 series.

Collected EditionsVol. 01: In the BeginningVol. 02: Kitchen IrishVol. 03: Mother RussiaVol. 04: Up is Down and Black is WhiteVol. 05: The SlaversVol. 06: BarracudaVol. 07: Man of StoneVol. 08: WidowmakerVol. 09: Long Cold DarkVol. 10: Valley Forge, Valley ForgeVol. 11: Girls in White Dresses (also includes The Punisher Annual: The Hunted)New Collected EditionsPunisher MAX: The Complete Collection Volume One (#1-12)Punisher MAX: The Complete Collection Volume Two (#13-30)

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