The Punisher (2004 series)

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The Punisher
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The Punisher #1 (March 2004),
cover art by Tim Bradstreet.
Publication information
Publisher Marvel Comics
ScheduleMonthly
Format Ongoing series
Publication dateMarch 2004 – October 2009
No. of issues75, plus 1 Annual
Main character(s) The Punisher
Creative team
Created by Garth Ennis
Written by Garth Ennis
Gregg Hurwitz
Duane Swierczynski
Victor Gischler
Artist(s)Lewis Larosa
Leandro Fernández
Dougie Braithwaite
Goran Parlov
Lan Medina
Howard Chaykin
Laurence Campbell
Michel Lacombe

The Punisher (re-titled Frank Castle: The Punisher after issue #66; sometimes referred to as The Punisher MAX) was a comic book ongoing series published under the MAX imprint of Marvel Comics, featuring vigilante and antihero the Punisher.

Contents

Publication history

Garth Ennis, also writer of the 2000 and 2001 Punisher series, wrote issues #1–60 of the series. Also like the earlier series, Tim Bradstreet provided the covers for those issues. Continuing his run on the character, Ennis used the freedom of the MAX imprint to write more graphic and hard-edged stories than had previously been seen. [1] [2] Ennis also wrote two miniseries accompanying the main series, The Punisher Presents: Barracuda and Born , and several one-shots.

With issue #61, Gregg Hurwitz replaced Ennis as writer, joining artist Laurence Campbell to do a five-issue story arc. [3] With issue #66 released on January 21, 2009, the series was re-titled Frank Castle: The Punisher, with writer Duane Swierczynski and artist Michel Lacombe coming to the series. [4] [5] Victor Gischler came on board for the storyline "Welcome to the Bayou" in issues #71–74 [6] [7] before the title finished with issue #75, a double-length issue with stories by Thomas Piccirilli, Gregg Hurwitz, Duane Swierczynski, Peter Milligan, and Charlie Huston. [8]

The title was relaunched as Punisher MAX in late 2009, with writer Jason Aaron and artist Steve Dillon.

Plot

Differences from the mainstream Marvel Universe Punisher

The series explicitly does not use a floating timeline like the mainstream Marvel Universe, instead presenting a Punisher who ages in real time. Gravestones and other references indicate that his family was killed in 1976. The Punisher has been active for almost 30 years at the time presented in most stories, with issue #19 specifying that he has killed approximately 2,000 people. Born also establishes that the Punisher's service in the Vietnam War is still in MAX continuity.

Promotional art for the cover of Punisher #44 (March 2007), gives Frank Castle's birth date as February 16, 1950, but that was removed for the published issues. The story "Valley Forge, Valley Forge" corroborates this date, referring to Castle as "a twenty-one year old Captain" in April 1971.

Another major difference is the complete lack of superheroes and supervillains in the series, although non-superpowered characters from the Punisher's past, most notably Microchip, do make appearances. Nick Fury also makes several notable appearances, with his characterization echoing Ennis' MAX-imprint Fury stories. However, the character Jen Cooke, a social worker, appeared in the Marvel Knights storyline "Hidden". She then appeared in the MAX storyline "Slavers". The character Yorkie Mitchell made appearances in both the Marvel Knights and the MAX Punisher comics.

In the Civil War Files comic, just before the "Civil War" storyline was published, Iron Man talked about events in the Punisher's past from the Marvel Knights and MAX comics, which indicated that it did happen in the mainstream Marvel Universe at some point:

Many characters are past or current intelligence and military operatives from governmental agencies like the American CIA, the Soviet KGB and the British SIS and SAS and militaries and militias from the Balkans, the Middle East and the IRA, all with agendas rooted in past conflicts like the Cold War or the Yugoslav Wars.

Prints

Issues

No.Story arc Cover date Comic Book Roundup ratingEstimated sales (first month)
#1In the BeginningMarch 20048.0 by one professional critic. [10] 56,350, ranked 20th in North America. [11]
#2March 200449,197, ranked 24th in North America. [11]
#3April 200446,383, ranked 34th in North America. [12]
#4May 200447,096, ranked 32nd in North America. [13]
#5June 200434,236, ranked 57th in North America. [14]
#6July 200448,533, ranked 31st in North America. [15]
#7Kitchen IrishAugust 200448,126, ranked 30th in North America. [16]
#8August 200447,477, ranked 31st in North America. [16]
#9September 20046.0 by two professional critics. [17] 46,885, ranked 30th in North America. [18]
#10October 20048.0 by one professional critic. [19] 45,397, ranked 33rd in North America. [20]
#11November 200444,036, ranked 45th in North America. [21]
#12December 200442,661, ranked 36th in North America. [22]
#13Mother RussiaJanuary 200542,086, ranked 38th in North America. [23]
#14January 200541,512, ranked 42nd in North America. [23]
#15February 200540,359, ranked 37th in North America. [24]
#16March 200539,262, ranked 35th in North America. [25]
#17April 200538,732, ranked 42nd in North America. [26]
#18May 200538,300, ranked 56th in North America. [27]
#19Up is Down and Black is WhiteJune 200538,746, ranked 47th in North America. [28]
#20June 200538,123, ranked 49th in North America. [28]
#21July 200537,992, ranked 47th in North America. [29]
#22August 200537,804, ranked 49th in North America. [30]
#23September 200537,381, ranked 53rd in North America. [31]
#24October 20059.0 by one professional critic. [32] 37,019, ranked 65th in North America. [33]
#25The SlaversNovember 200537,145, ranked 61st in North America. [34]
#26December 200536,427, ranked 50th in North America. [35]
#27January 200636,072, ranked 48th in North America. [36]
#28February 200635,535, ranked 55th in North America. [37]
#29March 200634,696, ranked 50th in North America. [38]
#30April 20069.0 by one professional critic. [39] 34,281, ranked 57th in North America. [40]
#31BarracudaMay 200634,500, ranked 68th in North America. [41]
#32June 200634,076, ranked 60th in North America. [42]
#33July 200634,467, ranked 68th in North America. [43]
#34August 200634,162, ranked 65th in North America. [44]
#35September 200634,111, ranked 69th in North America. [45]
#36October 200634,162, ranked 68th in North America. [46]
#37Man of StoneNovember 200634,246, ranked 59th in North America. [47]
#38November 200633,835, ranked 61st in North America. [47]
#39December 200633,947, ranked 52nd in North America. [48]
#40January 200733,577, ranked 69th in North America. [49]
#41January 200733,161, ranked 72nd in North America. [49]
#42February 200733,001, ranked 63rd in North America. [50]
#43WidowmakerMarch 20079.0 by one professional critic. [51] 33,022, ranked 55th in North America. [52]
#44April 20078.0 by one professional critic. [53] 32,945, ranked 61st in North America. [54]
#45May 20077.0 by one professional critic. [55] 33,243, ranked 64th in North America. [56]
#46June 20078.0 by one professional critic. [57] 33,393, ranked 65th in North America. [58]
#47July 200710 by one professional critic. [59] 33,881, ranked 70th in North America. [60]
#48August 20078.0 by one professional critic. [61] 33,783, ranked 62nd in North America. [62]
#49September 20078.0 by one professional critic. [63] 34,305, ranked 73rd in North America. [64]
#50Long Cold DarkOctober 200710 by one professional critic. [65] 36,455, ranked 75th in North America. [66]
#51December 20078.6 by two professional critics. [67] 33,735, ranked 72th in North America. [68]
#52January 20087.8 by one professional critic. [69] 32,897, ranked 65th in North America. [70]
#53February 200831,753, ranked 78th in North America. [71]
#54March 20089.5 by two professional critics. [72] 31,628, ranked 68th in North America. [73]
#55Valley Forge, Valley ForgeMay 20088.4 by two professional critics. [74] 31,627, ranked 60th in North America. [75]
#56June 20088.6 by two professional critics. [76] 30,789, ranked 65th in North America. [77]
#57July 20088.4 by one professional critic. [78] 30,519, ranked 71st in North America. [79]
#58August 20088.5 by one professional critic. [80] 29,791, ranked 70th in North America. [81]
#59September 20087.0 by one professional critic. [82] 30,058, ranked 82nd in North America. [83]
#60October 20088.1 by three professional critics. [84] 30,667, ranked 79th in North America. [85]
#61Girls in White DressesOctober 20086.2 by four professional critics. [86] 28,358, ranked 87th in North America. [85]
#62November 20085.1 by two professional critics. [87] 26,898, ranked 91st in North America. [88]
#63December 20086.3 by one professional critic. [89] 25,930, ranked 106th in North America. [90]
#64January 20096.1 by one professional critic. [91] 24,656, ranked 76th in North America. [92]
#65February 20096.8 by one professional critic. [93] 23,878, ranked 113th in North America. [94]

As of issue #66, the series was officially re-titled Frank Castle: The Punisher.

No.Story arc Cover date Estimated sales (first month)
#66Six Hours to KillMarch 200922,799, ranked 81st in North America. [95]
#67April 200922,263, ranked 85th in North Americe. [96]
#68May 200922,252, ranked 85th in North America. [97]
#69June 200921,841, ranked 112th in North America. [98]
#70July 200921,864, ranked 91st in North America. [99]
#71Welcome to the BayouAugust 200921,311, ranked 107th in North America. [100]
#72September 200921,035, ranked 100th in North America. [101]
#73October 200920,354, ranked 104th in North America. [102]
#74November 200920,242, ranked 121st in North America. [103]
#75Dolls/Gateway/Ghoul/Father's Day/Smallest Bit of ThisDecember 200922,197, ranked 95th in North America. [104]

Collected editions

Trade paperbacks
Vol. #Vol. titleMaterial collectedWriterArtistPublication dateISBN
1In the BeginningThe Punisher #1–6 Garth Ennis Lewis Larosa2004 978-0785113911
2Kitchen IrishThe Punisher #7–12 Leandro Fernández 2004 978-0785115397
3Mother RussiaThe Punisher #13–18 Dougie Braithwaite 2005 978-0785116035
4Up is Down and Black is WhiteThe Punisher #19–24Leandro Fernández2005 978-0785117315
5The SlaversThe Punisher #25–302006 978-0785118992
6BarracudaThe Punisher #31–36 Goran Parlov 2006 978-0785120230
7Man of StoneThe Punisher #37–42Leandro Fernández2007 978-0785121657
8WidowmakerThe Punisher #43–49 Lan Medina 2007 978-0785124542
9Long Cold DarkThe Punisher #50–54 Howard Chaykin (#50)
Goran Parlov (#51–54)		2008 978-0785128144
10Valley Forge, Valley ForgeThe Punisher #55–60Goran Parlov2008 978-0785127550
11Girls in White DressesThe Punisher #61–65 Gregg Hurwitz Laurence Campbell 2009 978-0785125204
12Six Hours to KillFrank Castle: The Punisher MAX #66–70 Duane Swierczynski Michel Lacombe 2009 978-0785131823
13Welcome to the BayouFrank Castle: The Punisher MAX #71–74 Victor Gischler Goran Parlov2009 978-0785133780
Hardcovers
TitleMaterial collectedPublication dateISBN
Volume 1The Punisher #1–122005 978-0785118404
Volume 2The Punisher #13–242006 978-0785120223
Volume 3The Punisher #25–362007 978-0785119814
Volume 4The Punisher #37–492007 978-0785114178
Volume 5The Punisher #50–602009 978-0785137825
Volume 6The Punisher #61–65
Frank Castle: The Punisher MAX #66–75		2011 978-0785156567
Complete Collections
TitleVol. #Material collectedPublication dateISBN
The Punisher MAX: Complete Collection1Born #1–4
The Punisher #1–12		February 2016 978-1302900151
2The Punisher #13–30April 2016 978-1302900168
3The Punisher #31–49October 2016 978-1302901875
4The Punisher Presents: Barracuda MAX #1–5
The Punisher #50–60
Punisher: The Tyger #1
Punisher: The Cell #1
Punisher: The End #1		December 2016 978-1302902445
5Punisher MAX Annual #1
The Punisher: Force of Nature #1
Punisher MAX Special: Little Black Book #1

The Punisher #61–65
Frank Castle: The Punisher MAX #66–75

February 2017 978-1302902742
6Punisher MAX X-Mas Special #1
Punisher MAX: Naked Kill
Punisher MAX: Get Castle
Punisher MAX: Butterfly #1
Punisher MAX: Happy Ending #1
Punisher MAX: Hot Rods of Death [105]
Punisher MAX: Tiny Ugly World #1
Untold Tales of Punisher MAX #1–5		August 2017 978-1302907396
Omnibus
TitleVol. #Material collectedPublication dateISBN
The Punisher MAX by Garth Ennis Omnibus1Born #1–4
The Punisher #1–30		May 2018 978-1302912079
2The Punisher #31–60
The Punisher Presents: Barracuda MAX #1–5
Punisher: The Tyger #1
Punisher: The Cell #1
Punisher: The End #1		August 2018 978-1302912062

Reception

The series holds an average rating of 7.9 by 38 professional critics on the review aggregation website Comic Book Roundup. [106]

In other media

Film

Television

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