Punisher #7
| Writer | Ben Percy |
| Artist | Farid Karami |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
DAMAGED GOODS! Frank Castle's one of the most dangerous tactical minds in the Marvel Universe, but for all his firepower, he remains just a man! IN THIS ISSUE, one of his failures drags itself kicking, screaming and bleeding to Frank's door to look him dead in the eyes!
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8.5
AIPT - Kevin Clark
Aug 12, 2026This is a great jumping on point for new readers, a brutal, bloody and thrilling story where the Punisher battles a new menace that he created. Read Full Review
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8.0
Fanlight Zone - Richard Coryell
Aug 12, 2026The Punisher #7 is a fast, brutal, and engaging issue that gives Frank Castle a threat with real thematic weight. Collateral Damage makes for a compelling villain, even if his defeat comes too quickly, and the artwork gives the action a tense, gritty edge. With the reveal that Wilson Fisk is still alive, this issue leaves the run in a stronger and more dangerous place moving forward. Read Full Review
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Plot
Frank and Micro track the mysterious bullet, which bounces back and begins killing everyone around Frank's van, proving that Collateral Damage could kill them if he wanted to.
Frank has the bullet just meters from his face and fires his double-barreled shotgun at it, causing it to double over and lose its ability to fly.
Collateral Damage's real name was Ken Skilling, a brilliant scientist caught in the crossfire between the Punisher and a biker gang. A bullet shattered Ken's spine, leaving him paralyzed, but he spent years developing the technology that would allow him to walk and create a bullet he could control with his mind.
Collateral Damage is about to destroy Frank's back when the detective who has more+ Like • Comment -
6.5
This issue is pretty brutal and it felt like time was different. With different I mean off, the pace was really off... The end didn't make any sense when you give it a little bit of thought, so weird. Even a bit lame tbh. Hopefully the next issue picks up the level it was in the previous issues.
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9.5