This book is an Opus thus far. I would be hard pressed to find a better Punisher book out right now and there are some great ones. The inter-workings, the relationships and the violence all ring true to this iconic, dangerous and damaged character. Palmiotti and Panosian have crafted something truly special here. Read Full Review

Plot
Punisher carries out Armando Molero's orders as his assassin, THE ZOMBIE. However, he nearly drowns and regains his memory, but Molero controls him again using his Z drug in aerosol form.

FBI Agent K requests that Agent Everett Ross infiltrate Molero's organization because of his fluency in Spanish.

Fernanda, Molero's wife, is furious about Frank Castle's presence as the new ZOMBIE because Punisher murdered her son. She tries to eliminate him by using the drug on another prisoner, but Frank awakens from the effects of Z and kills him. However, he falls back under mind control when Fernanda sprays him with Z.

Molero arrives in Miami to meet with Agent K, they appear to be allies.

The narrative pace is mesmerizing and aggressive, with necessarily explicit violence. It has all the best elements to make an epic Punisher comic and much more.

Art
It's raw, full of detail, textures, and a roughness in the lines that makes the sequences dizzying and impactful. It's a masterpiece in every single panel of every page.

Summary
Punisher is THE ZOMBIE, and Molero is using him as his star hitman.
A violent, intense, and addictive Punisher raw story more