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	title:	Punisher Max: From First To Last HC (Punisher (Unnumberd))
	author:	Garth Ennis
	format:	Hardcover
	publisher:	Marvel Comics
	released:	January 10, 2007
	isbn:	0785122761
	isbn-13:	9780785122760

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WH Smith
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Customer Reviews
Bad artwork - Rated What ruined this for me was some of the appalling artwork some of the stories, literally a 10 year old could do better! I cant beleive Marvel would allow "artists" so bad to work for them. Only buy if youre a Punisher lover. The punisher: beginning to end - Rated A collection of three long one off comics featuring the punisher, marvel's vigilante killer who takes direct action against bad guys. This is the mature readers version of the character, and thus it doesn't compromise on the blood and gore and language, and there are no superheroes in sight. In the first story, the tyger, the punisher thinks back to his youth, and how the neigbhourhood where he lived was terrorised by mobsters that nobody would do anything about. Until one person fights back. An excellent tale that superbly captures the atmosphere of a 1950's new york summer, with some very memorable characterisation. In the second story, the cell, the punisher is captured, arrested, and sent to jail. It's all part of the plan. As there are people in there he'd like a word with. A brutal, uncompromising, and quite brilliant revenge thriller. the final story, the end, presents the punisher years from now, old and in jail, in a world that has just self destructed. And with one last set of bad guys to deal with it. this is a 'final' story for the character, and a fitting and very nihilistic way for him to go out. Three good strong stories in one good package. Recommended. But for the squeamish One of THE best things you'll read......EVER! - Rated Well, being one of the largest Punisher fans in the known universe, I went into this with a slightly one-sided view, however I have let many of my mates read 'The Cell' (the second of the titles in this book) and even though they hadn't heard of Mr.Castiglione, they loved it regardless. Speaking of The Cell, it contains one of the best evolutions of Frank's past yet! And 'The End', well, what can I say, Punisher doing what he does best in a war ravaged, post-apocalyptic, hell-on-earth has some of the BEST artwork I've ever seen! All I can say is READ IT!! The Tyger is a cool little story, elaborating on Frank's past and adding depth to his persona, but The Cell and The End equally take the cake, and the biscuit!

Customer Reviews

Bad artwork - Rated 3/5
What ruined this for me was some of the appalling artwork some of the stories, literally a 10 year old could do better! I cant beleive Marvel would allow "artists" so bad to work for them. Only buy if youre a Punisher lover.

The punisher: beginning to end - Rated 5/5
A collection of three long one off comics featuring the punisher, marvel's vigilante killer who takes direct action against bad guys. This is the mature readers version of the character, and thus it doesn't compromise on the blood and gore and language, and there are no superheroes in sight.

In the first story, the tyger, the punisher thinks back to his youth, and how the neigbhourhood where he lived was terrorised by mobsters that nobody would do anything about. Until one person fights back. An excellent tale that superbly captures the atmosphere of a 1950's new york summer, with some very memorable characterisation.

In the second story, the cell, the punisher is captured, arrested, and sent to jail. It's all part of the plan. As there are people in there he'd like a word with. A brutal, uncompromising, and quite brilliant revenge thriller.

the final story, the end, presents the punisher years from now, old and in jail, in a world that has just self destructed. And with one last set of bad guys to deal with it. this is a 'final' story for the character, and a fitting and very nihilistic way for him to go out.

Three good strong stories in one good package. Recommended. But for the squeamish

One of THE best things you'll read......EVER! - Rated 5/5
Well, being one of the largest Punisher fans in the known universe, I went into this with a slightly one-sided view, however I have let many of my mates read 'The Cell' (the second of the titles in this book) and even though they hadn't heard of Mr.Castiglione, they loved it regardless. Speaking of The Cell, it contains one of the best evolutions of Frank's past yet!
And 'The End', well, what can I say, Punisher doing what he does best in a war ravaged, post-apocalyptic, hell-on-earth has some of the BEST artwork I've ever seen!

All I can say is READ IT!! The Tyger is a cool little story, elaborating on Frank's past and adding depth to his persona, but The Cell and The End equally take the cake, and the biscuit!

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