Punisher: Red Band #2

9.2

Critic Rating

2 Reviews
8.8

User Rating

6 Reviews
Writer Ben Percy
Artist Julius Ohta
Cover Price $4.99

LOCK AND LOAD! The Punisher is back and as dangerous and lethal as ever! But who or what has reignited Frank Castle's one-man, all-out war on crime?! And just how long until they come to regret their decision to pluck Frank Castle off Weirdworld for use as the perfect killing machine?!

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  • 10

    Nerd Initiative - Matthew Roth

    Oct 15, 2025

    The Punisher Red Band #2 builds the anticipation and suspense by laying out Fisk's plans through a creative monologue matched with artwork showing Fisk in a way we have truly never seen him before. This is Fisk on a level that will shock fans without question. Read Full Review

  • 8.5

    AIPT - David Brooke

    Oct 15, 2025

    Punisher: Red Band #2 doubles down on everything that made the debut issue hit hard, brutal violence, razor-sharp pacing, and a haunting, unstoppable version of Frank Castle that feels equal parts Terminator and tragedy. Ben Percy's script slices right to the bone, while Julius Ohta's artwork drenches every page in atmosphere and dread. It's a story of power, manipulation, and rage unchained... the kind of raw, adult storytelling that earns its "Red Band label. Read Full Review

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  • 10

    Plot Frank Castle takes the gun from the old woman who treated him, also takes the car keys, and heads off to stop a truck with a container containing people who are about to be sent to another country for human trafficking. Kingpin gives the Punisher the coordinates. Kingpin constantly orders Punisher what to do; his control is absolute. Kingpin self-flagellates while Frank eliminates his targets, in a kind of twisted ritual. Kingpin has Punisher's right-hand man, Micro, tortured in a chair. Kingpin extracts all the information he needs to understand Punisher's way of thinking. Punisher intercepts the truck and injures the driver, almost taking the wheel. This sequence is mesmerizing. Tombstone, on the other hand, needs to know w more

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  • 9.0

    Lock

    Nov 19, 2025

    Fun book

  • 8.5

    fzanca

    Oct 18, 2025

    I'm stillnot a fan of the artwork of this book. Frank looks out of proportion. Kingpin is now religious for some reason, since he whips himself, which is a religious act. I do like the plot of Frank being controled by the Kingpin, but is unaware of it. The old lady outs him to the cops and Tombstone makes an appearance. I also liked the R-rated version of the Raiders truck scene. Keep it up Percy. My Comic Review Channel - https://youtu.be/7E_Q50lPQ5U

  • 8.5

    Chris Y

    Oct 22, 2025

    I could do without the graphic brutality, but I love the cinematic feel of the story and artwork. I was never a huge Punisher fan, but this book is turning me into one.

  • 7.5

    DDJamesB

    Nov 09, 2025

    Not as intriguing as the first issue. Still had fun, just didn't really get what I wanted for a second issue.

  • 9.5

    Frenkyboy911

    Dec 31, 2025

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