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Cover: Tim Bradstreet

Punisher #3

Jan 2003 · Marvel · 14.99 USD; 24.00 CAD
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“A Good Clean Fight”
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This volume collects issues #13-18 of the 2003 Punisher series by Garth Ennis, continuing Frank Castle's one-man war on crime in a story arc titled 'Business as Usual.' The narrative pits the Punisher against a new wave of organized crime and corrupt officials, showcasing Ennis's signature blend of dark humor and brutal action.

In "A Good Clean Fight," Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson deliver a brutal, razor-edged thriller as the Punisher tracks a series of gruesome mob attacks involving severed limbs—only to collide with Wolverine, who’s on the same trail. The two iconic warriors clash in a violent showdown that’s abruptly cut short by a shocking reveal: the real perpetrators are a group of small-statured individuals, turning the hunt into something far more twisted than either expected. Tim Bradstreet’s cover captures the chaos perfectly, while the interior art by Robertson and color work by Matt Milla bring the gritty, relentless tone to life.

writer Garth Ennis · artist, inker Darick Robertson · colorist Avalon's Matt Milla · letterer RS · letterer Comicraft's Wes · cover Tim Bradstreet

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Full credits

artist, inker Darick Robertson
letterer RS
cover pencils, inks Tim Bradstreet

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The Punisher investigates a rash of mob maulings which involve cutting the bad guys off at the knees. His search leads him to Wolverine who is investigating the same case; Of course, the two battle and the Punisher blows Logan's face off. Their fight is halted by the actual culprits of the leg removals, who are a pack of, to be politically correct, little people.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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