Punisher: Return to Big Nothing

Marvel epic collection of the punisherGood storylines these vols are good for your money as it lacks a lot of stuff in them and stuff what you cant findStandard softcover editionI wish Marvel still created good storys like these imagination is there and no woke stuffBuy and enjoy

I was looking at the reviews and thought yea ill get this, however only 1 story out of 3 was any good, the guild of assassins.I own the complete collection nubers 5 and 6, really good reads, also the slavers, but this volume na, not up to what l expect

Punisher crosses paths with an old army colleague from `Nam who went from killing US soldiers, stuffing their bodies with drugs, and shipping them back to the US avoiding customs, to doing more or less the same thing without the bodies and on a larger scale.This a book from 1989 and isn't a bad story but having read the far superior series written by Garth Ennis, the Punisher of this book is very amateurish and dated. Castle gets captured by Cambodian drug dealers and gets beaten up by his army buddy who really shouldn't be able to considering he was only a supply sergeant and Castle has dedicated himself to being the Punisher. And then there's the classic Punisher outfit that you couldn't get away with today (those white booties!).Not a terrible book but a very minor one in the canon of the Punisher. Good title, but average story and art, more of a footnote in Frank Castle's history. "Return to Big Nothing" is far from a must-read and only for Punisher fans.

Beautifully drawn and well plotted sequel to Steve Grant's 'Circle of Blood' Story. It's great to see the Punisher in this action packed and dark story.