Weekly Comic Review: The Punisher: The End

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[Julio]

I guess that making old heroes bring back their glory days now that they are nothing more than a wrinkly ass is a common practice these days. Rocky Balboa, John Rambo and Solid Snake are two examples that come to my mind.

Now, while I don't have anything against a geezer proving his worth, at least there must be some story involved to make it more interesting.

[Nick]

Post-apocalyptic superhero story lines set in alternate dimension have never really been that great in my opinion.

[JakeOfAllTrades]

Mad Max did it better it seems. He always does.

[neoboman]

Marvel Knights Punisher is still one of my favorite books of all time.

[saturnknight]

The punisher has always been a great series, but i totally agree with the ending of this comic, at least it's not like the "resurrection" series where he was brought back to life by and angel and all that..... and there was a series done with the "Dark Minds" and "Neon Cyber" artists, which was good, but the character of the punisher looked like a detective from Dark Minds

[RevengeVirus]

Awww man, you're a fip? /tears

[Protoclown]

I have read this, but I don't remember anything about it. That's usually not a promising sign.

[Dr. Boogie]

I wish there was something to remember.

[RevengeVirus]

The Only thing to really take note of is the evil red eyes he has throughout most of the action scenes as a reference to what happened to Frank back in 'nam and his dealings with The Grim Reaper. It could just be that Frank was old, the deal took over and he was simply killing them so he could kill the last few evil people on Earth.

Or not, whatever.