Punisher Recommended Reading

Punisher, also known as Frank Castle, became a vigilante after his family was gunned down for accidentally witnessing a mob hit. Ever since debuting in Amazing Spider-Man #129, Punisher has been a very popular character in and out of Marvel. Punisher has had many series over the years and many different writers, leading to many different interpretations as a result. Punisher has ranged from a pure psycho to a quiet, miserable man alone in his mission.

New readers

• Punisher: Welcome Back, Frank is a series written by Garth Ennis with illustrations by Steve Dillon. Garth Ennis used the title to bring Punisher back to the streets and back to his roots after the insanity of Punisher Purgatory.
• Greg Rucka's Punisher, a series written by Greg Rucka with illustrations by Marco Checchetto, among others. It focuses on Rachel Cole-Alves, a woman widowed mere hours after her marriage. The Punisher in this series is noticeably more distant and quiet, and wishes to keep Rachel from following the same path as him.

Further reading

• Steven Grant's Punisher
  • Punisher: Circle of Blood
• Garth Ennis' Punisher
  • Punisher: Army of One
  • Punisher: Business As Usual
  • Punisher: Full Auto
  • Punisher: Streets of Laredo
  • Punisher: Confederacy of Dunces
• Garth Ennis' Punisher Max
  • Punisher: In the Beginning
  • Punisher: Kitchen Irish
  • Punisher: Mother Russia
  • Punisher: Up is Down and Black is White
  • Punisher: The Slavers
  • Punisher: Barracuda
  • Punisher: Man of Stone
  • Punisher: Widowmaker
  • Punisher: Long Cold Dark
  • Punisher: Valley Forge, Valley Forge
• Garth Ennis' Born
• Jason Aaron's PunisherMAX
• Greg Rucka's Punisher: War Zone
• Nathan Edmondson's Punisher

Single issues

• Punisher The Cell #1
• Punisher War Journal (Vol. 2) #4

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