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Cover: Tim Bradstreet

Punisher #4

May 2004 · Marvel · 2.99 USD; 4.25 CAD
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“In the Beginning Part 4”

Part four of Garth Ennis's "In the Beginning" arc finds Frank Castle at his most quietly menacing — Tim Bradstreet's painted cover shows a stone-faced Punisher looming in a doorway behind a visibly rattled man in a suit, the tension between the two figures doing all the talking. Bradstreet's photorealistic style, all muted reds and deep shadows, gives the scene the uneasy atmosphere of a confrontation that's already been decided. With Lewis LaRosa and inker Tom Palmer handling the interior art, this 2004 MAX Comics chapter is mature-readers storytelling at a genuinely compelling pitch.

writer Garth Ennis · artist Lewis LaRosa · inker Tom Palmer · colorist Dean White · letterer Virtual Calligraphy's Dave Sharpe · cover Tim Bradstreet

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colorist Dean White
cover pencils, inks Tim Bradstreet

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Punisher refuses a government job offer.

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