All this year I'll be storytiming Punisher comics. Most of them will be from the pre-Ennis era, but there'll be some Ennis era stories as well. Expect at least 1 storytime per week.
Yesterday I posted an utterly fantastic underrated as fuck James Bond-esque mystery-adventure story featuring The Punisher titled "The Prize", which you can (and should) check out right over here: And the day before that I posted another insanely underrated Punisher story titled "Die Hard in the Big Easy", which features The Punisher going up against a Papa Shango lookalike in New Orleans and one of the coldest portrayals of The Punisher ever. I'd highly recommend that you read that one as well. Lucky for you it's still in this thread: Back on Halloween of this year I posted a Punisher miniseries written by Jim Starlin (P.O.V., which is linked below) about The Punisher fighting a monster that was created by some super soldier program gone horribly wrong. Well that was actually not the only Punisher story that Jim Starlin wrote. There was another less well known miniseries that he did called "The Ghosts of Innocents" about The Punisher being (symbolically, not literally) haunted by the ghosts of people he failed to save. It's one of the many "Punisher decides he's finally going to take down The Kingpin once and for all (but ultimately fails, of course)" stories, and probably one of the better ones at that.
The art is by a guy named Tom Grindberg, who seems to come from the Neal Adams wannabe school of comics art, and does some really dynamic, bold work on this book. Very impressive.
