Punisher War Journal (2006 series)

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Punisher War Journal
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Publication information
Publisher Marvel Comics
ScheduleMonthly
Format Ongoing series
Publication date2006
No. of issues26 + 1 annual
Main character(s) Punisher
Creative team
Created by Matt Fraction
Written by Matt Fraction
Rick Remender
Simon Spurrier
Artist(s) Mike Deodato Jr.
Ariel Olivetti
Howard V. Chaykin
Cory Walker
Scott Wegener
Clint Langley (covers)
Penciller(s) Mike Deodato Jr.
Ariel Olivetti
Howard V. Chaykin
Cory Walker
Scott Wegener
Werther Dell'edera
Inker(s) Mike Deodato Jr.
Ariel Olivetti
Howard V. Chaykin
Cory Walker
Scott Wegener
Letterer(s) Joe Caramagna
Rus Wooton
Colorist(s) Rainier 'Rain' Beredo
Dean V. White
Jesus Aburto
Shannon Blanchard
Edgar Delgado - 'Pato'
Ariel Olivetti
Dave Stewart
Editor(s)Axel Alonso
Michael O'Connor
Warren Simons
Aubrey Sitterson
John Denning
Jennifer Grünwald
Daniel Ketchum
Cory Levine
Alex Starbuck

Punisher War Journal or The Punisher War Journal is an American comic book series published from 2006 to 2009 by Marvel Comics featuring the character Frank Castle, also known as the vigilante the Punisher. It is the second series under the title The Punisher War Journal . Unlike the main Punisher series (which was published under Marvel's MAX imprint and was set in a more realistic world) at the time of its publishing the events of this edition of War Journal take place in the main Marvel Universe, Earth-616. [1] The series was mainly written by Matt Fraction and drawn by Howard Chaykin. [2]

Contents

The series takes place over the late stages of the infamous Civil War storyline and its following arc The Death of Captain America , following Frank Castle and focuses on his relationship with Steve Rogers, (Captain America), whom he deeply admires despite their fundamental differences and his method of dealing with his death. Following Rogers's assassination at the hands of Crossbones and Dr. Faustus (through a hypnotized Sharon Carter), Castle decides to honor him by killing a white supremacist tarnishing his name using a modified version of Rogers' uniform, while Punisher dons a new uniform of his own with the same inspiration. [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] The series spawned a spin-off named Punisher in 2009.

Publication history

Plot

The series consisted of several story-arcs, "How I Won The War" spanning issues 1–3, "The Initiative" spanning issues 6–11, "Hunter/Hunted" spanning issues 13–15, "Jigsaw" for issue 18—23 and "Secret Invasion" lasting from issue 24 to 25. Several short stories between the main storylines are also featured for some issues.

Reception

Sales

Critical response

The series holds an average rating of 7.3 by sixty-one professional critics on the review aggregation website Comic Book Roundup. [8] The series was one of the most acclaimed new series of 2007. [9]

Timothy Callahan of Comic Book Resources expressed about the series that the author, Matt Fraction, has alternated between writing a clever, witty looks at the Marvel Universe and serious and severe looks at the screwed-up world in which the character of Frank Castle lives. He also stated that while the tone was not exactly consistent from arc to arc, he did not see that as a drawback at all, because the Punisher in his most general form is not a character that works for interesting in the long term in his opinion. "The Punisher is an inconsistent character, really, if you take into account all of his in-Universe portrayals over the years. He's been a buffoonish killer, a monster, a hero, a lunatic, a patriot, and almost anything you can imagine. Fraction has written him as a strange combination of all of those things, and if he isn't heroic in a traditional sense, at least he has a code he follows. He's a psychopath headlining a book set in the Marvel Universe, and Fraction has made him compelling and somewhat noble, while never going so far as to make Frank Castle admirable." Callahan also praised Chaykin's art. [10] [11] [12]

Prints

Issues

No.Title Cover date Comic Book Roundup ratingEstimated sales (first month)
#1How I Won the War, Part 1: Bring On the Bad GuysJanuary 20076.9 by six professional critics. [13] 102,720, ranked 9th in North America [14]
#2How I Won the War, Part 2: Dead SoldiersFebruary 20077.2 by three professional critics. [15] 87,966, ranked 14th in North America [16]
#3How I Won the War, Part 3: Mutually Assured DestructionMarch 20076.2 by three professional critics. [17] 70,139, ranked 21st in North America [18]
#4Small Wake For a Tall ManApril 20077.5 by two professional critics. [19] 52,951, ranked 35th in North America [20]
#5NYC RedMay 20077.8 by two professional critics. [21] 50,187, ranked 45th in North America [22]
#6Goin' Out WestJune 20077.8 by two professional critics. [23] 53,443, ranked 45th in North America [24]
#7Blood and SandJuly 20075.8 by two professional critics. [25] 72,848, ranked 27th in North America [26]
#8SunsetAugust 20076.2 by two professional critics. [27] 61,338, ranked 32nd in North America [28]
#9DuelSeptember 20076.8 by three professional critics. [29] 56,834, ranked 40th in North America [30]
#10SunsetOctober 20075.5 by two professional critics. [31] 51,300, ranked 47th in North America [32]
#11Heroes and VillainsNovember 20077.5 by two professional critics. [33] 47,205, ranked 43rd in North America [34]
#12World War FrankDecember 20076.9 by three professional critics. [35] 66,478, ranked 21st in North America [36]
#13Hunter/Hunted, Part 1January 20089.4 by three professional critics. [37] 41,768, ranked 55th in North America [38]
#14Hunter/Hunted, Part 2February 20089.6 by two professional critics. [39] 38,447, ranked 63rd in North America [40]
#15Hunter/Hunted, Part 3March 20088.6 by one professional critic. [41] 35,627, ranked 56th in North America [42]
#16The Survivors GuildApril 20088.6 by one professional critic. [43] 32,488, ranked 56th in North America [44]
#17How I Survived The Good Ol' DaysMay 20086.8 by two professional critics. [45] 31,217, ranked 61st in North America [46]
#18Jigsaw, Part 1 of 6June 20086.9 by two professional critics. [47] 29,559, ranked 74th in North America [48]
#19Jigsaw, Part 2 of 6July 20086.8 by one professional critic. [49] 29,898, ranked 75th in North America [50]
#20Jigsaw, Part 3 of 6August 20087.4 by two professional critics. [51] 27,277, ranked 80th in North America [52]
#21Jigsaw, Part 4 of 6September 20086.4 by three professional critics. [53] 26,293, ranked 97th in North America [54]
#22Jigsaw, Part 5 of 6October 20087.3 by two professional critics. [55] 25,542, ranked 99th in North America [56]
#23Jigsaw, Part 6 of 6November 20087.7 by one professional critic. [57] 27,376, ranked 87th in North America [58]
#24Secret Invasion: Part 1 of 2December 20086.3 by four professional critics. [59] 31,781, ranked 79th in North America [60]
#25Secret Invasion: Part 2 of 2January 20096.6 by three professional critics. [61] 29,976, ranked 63rd in North America [62]
#26February 20098.2 by two professional critics. [63] 22,420, ranked 121st in North America [64]

Annuals

TitleBetweenPages Cover date Release date Comic Book Roundup ratingEstimated sales (first month)Rated
"If I Die Before I Wake"Issue 25 and 2648January 2009November 20087.4, by three professional critics. [65] 20,713, ranked 103rd in North America [66] T+ [67]

Collected editions

TitleFormatMaterial collectedPagesPublication dateISBN
UPC		Rated
Punisher War Journal: Civil WarHardcoverPunisher War Journal (2007) #1-4144 [68] April 25, 2007 [69] 0785123156
978-0785123156 		T+ [lower-alpha 1]
Punisher War Journal: Goin' Out WestHCPunisher War Journal (2007) #5-9168December 5, 2007 [70] 978-0-7851-2852-6 T+
Punisher War Journal: Hunter/HuntedHCPunisher War Journal (2007) #12-17161April 16, 2008 [71] UPC   5960613021-00111 T+
Punisher War Journal: JigsawHCPunisher War Journal (2007) #18-23144December 17, 2008 [72] 978-0-7851-3022-2
UPC   5960613022-00111 		PAL [lower-alpha 2]
Punisher War Journal: Secret InvasionHCPunisher War Journal (2007) #24-26 and annual #1 (2007)120February 18, 2009 [73] 978-0-7851-3148-9
UPC   5960613148-00111 		PAL
Punisher War Journal: Civil WarTrade PaperbackPunisher War Journal (2007) #1-4144 [74] September 6, 2007 [75] 0785123156
978-0785123156 		T+
Punisher War Journal: Goin' Out WestTPBPunisher War Journal (2007) #5-9168 [76] March 19, 2008 [77] 0785126368
978-0785126362 		T+
Punisher War Journal: Hunter/HuntedTPBPunisher War Journal (2007) #12-17161July 16, 2008 [78] 978-0-7851-2664-5
UPC   5960612664-00111 		PAL
Punisher War Journal: JigsawTPBPunisher War Journal (2007) #18-23144 [79] March 18, 2009 [80] 0785129642
978-0785129646 		PAL
Punisher War Journal: Secret InvasionTPBPunisher War Journal (2007) #24-26 and annual #1 (2007)120May 20, 2009 [81] 978-0-7851-3408-4
UPC   5960613408-00111 		PAL

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