Best of Marvel : Punisher - Journal de guerre #[nn]

In "Chapitre 2 : le ruban rouge," Frank Castle flies a kite in the park, a quiet moment shadowed by memory, when he encounters Jo, the son of the banker killed in the same mob violence that claimed his own family. Meanwhile, Hector Montoya—long believed responsible for Jason’s father’s death and the massacre that shattered Frank’s life—walks free from prison, setting a new tension in motion.

In "Chapitre 3 : un plat qui se mange froid," the tension between Punisher, Jason, and Montoya reaches a breaking point as long-buried truths about the park massacre— the tragedy that shattered Frank's life— finally come to light. With the past unraveling, the lines between justice, revenge, and memory grow dangerously thin.

In "Sniper," Frank Castle’s past as a Vietnam-era sniper catches up to him when he begins hunting down his former comrades one by one—each kill echoing the ghosts of war. As the Punisher races to stop the bloodshed, the line between vengeance and redemption blurs in this tense, grounded tale of fractured loyalty.

In "Au coeur du creuset," the Punisher closes in on Richard von Burian, the Sniper—a former comrade from the Vietnam War now hunting down their old unit. With tension mounting, the two face off in a brutal confrontation that ends with the Sniper taking a hostage, forcing Castle into a deadly choice.

In "Sur la trace d'animaux inconnus," Frank Castle is sent to Africa on a bizarre hunt for dinosaurs, meant to pull him from the city's war on crime—only to find himself drawn into a deadly mystery when gorillas are slaughtered during the expedition. As Wolverine closes in on a poaching ring with roots in the same jungle, the two iconic hunters collide, each convinced the other is the killer.