You've got to work them in rotation. Switch hands when the wrists get tired. Tape off so the knuckles don't bruise. They hold out. But not for long. They talk. And they do not lie. 
Appearing in "Girls in White Dresses, Part 2: Another Day in Paradise"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Old Man
Antagonists:
- Skeleton (First appearance; dies)
- Jefe (First appearance)
- Ramon Estrada (First appearance)
- Miguel Estrada (First appearance)
- The Heavy (First appearance)
Other Characters:
- Angelica Nuñez (Death)
- Maria Castle (Vision or hallucination)
- Lisa Castle (Vision or hallucination)
- Frank Castle, Jr. (Vision or hallucination)
- Lee Iacocca (Mentioned) (Topical Reference)
Races and Species:
Locations:
- Earth-200111
- Mexico
- Tierra Rota
- Mexico
Items:
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "Girls in White Dresses, Part 2: Another Day in Paradise"
In black vans and under cover of night, they descend on the little Mexican town of Tierra Rota, abducting its women and returning them days later like broken dolls. No one knows who they are, or what they want. Until one man travels south of the border to find out…and make them pay. But to complete his mission of revenge, the Punisher will have to travel through his own personal hell, crossing a line he swore he’d never cross.
Solicit Synopsis
"GIRLS IN WHITE DRESSES," PART 2
The first of three story arcs written by three of the hottest writers in crime fiction starts here! Best-selling crime novelist Gregg Hurwitz (The Kill Clause, The Crime Writer) and Laurence Campbell (PUNISHER ANNUAL: THE HUNTED) bring you a tale of death, depravity and revenge south of the border. In black vans and under cover of night, they descend on the little Mexican town of Teirra Rota, abducting its women and returning them days later like broken dolls. No one knows who they are, or what they want. Until one man travels south of the border to find out... and make them pay. But to complete his mission of revenge, the Punisher will have to travel through his own personal hell, crossing a line he swore he'd never cross.