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In "Living in Darkness," Frank Castle takes aim at Norman Osborn during a public speech, only to be thwarted by the Sentry—whose overwhelming power turns the hunt into a desperate fight for survival. With no allies and nowhere to run, Frank receives unexpected aid from a shadowy figure whose motives remain unclear.

In "Living in Darkness Part 2," Frank Castle teams up with Henry, a brilliant hacker whose tech skills become a crucial weapon in his crusade. As Frank uses Henry’s resources to dismantle organized crime and expose the lies behind Norman Osborn’s claim that New York is safer, the pressure mounts—Osborn, furious at the truth, retaliates by sending the Hood to eliminate the Punisher.

In "Living in Darkness Part 3," the Punisher dismantles a brutal organ harvesting ring tied to the Hand, only to be ambushed by a sudden SWAT raid—just as his tech ally Henry guides him into the sewers. What follows is a tense twist: the raiding team isn’t law enforcement, but the Hood’s men, revealing a deeper game unfolding beneath the city’s surface.

In "Living in Darkness Part 4," the Punisher is cornered in the city’s darkened sewers by the Hood’s men, but he doesn’t stay trapped for long—turning the underground maze into a killing ground. With the Hood growing desperate, he sends Grizzly after Henry, but the tracker evades capture. When Frank returns to base, he and Henry make a bold decision: go on the offensive. Suiting up in stolen villain tech, the Punisher prepares for a direct assault on the Hood, while Microchip warns the enemy of his approach.

In "Living in Darkness Part 5," the Punisher infiltrates the Hood’s fortified stronghold armed with stolen super-villain tech, ready to settle old scores. There, he’s met with a chilling surprise: Microchip, his long-dead friend, resurrected and working for the Hood, offering a twisted bargain. When Frank refuses, he’s forced to fight through a wave of the Hood’s newly revived rogues. The battle ends in fire and ruin—only for the Hood to unleash an even deadlier wave of enemies.

In "Dead End [Part 1]," the Punisher moves through another brutal operation when The Hood manipulates resurrected villains into believing the Punisher was actually Scourge—and responsible for their deaths. As some turn on him and others unite to fight back, G.W. Bridge returns home to find his new wife dead and his son Tyler taken hostage by Death Adder and Basilisk.

In "Dead End Part 2," the Punisher is pushed to the edge as his volatile clash with the Hood escalates—offered once more a twisted vision of his lost family, he lashes out at Henry, fracturing their fragile alliance. With G.W. Bridge now aiding Basilisk and Death Adder in exchange for his stepson Tyler’s life, the Punisher turns his fury on the Hood’s roster of super-powered enforcers, hunting them down one by one.

In "Dead End Part 3," the Punisher pushes deeper into a violent confrontation with the Hood's resurrected foes, who now appear as a twisted 1980s Avengers lineup including Beast, Dr. Druid, Black Knight, Captain Marvel, Captain America, Thor, Iron Man, and She-Hulk. With Microchip tracking down Henry through the brutal force of Megatak, the line between vengeance and chaos blurs as the war escalates.

In "Dead End [Part 4]," Henry races to escape Megatak and Blue Streak while the Punisher battles a squad of the Hood’s enforcers. As the chaos unfolds, he learns G.W. Bridge is locked in a deadly struggle against Basilisk and Death Adder—villains who’ve already claimed Bridge’s wife. A sudden dream sequence unveils a shocking truth: Henry is the son of Jigsaw.

In "Dead End [Part 5]," the Punisher is left reeling after a brutal fight with Basilisk and Death Adder, only to face a chilling offer from The Hood: resurrect his family and Microchip’s son in exchange for killing Bridge. When Frank refuses, the unthinkable happens—Microchip executes Bridge, and as his loved ones rise from the dead, Frank is forced to make an agonizing choice. With the truth about Henry’s identity unraveling and his latest ally begging to stay, the Punisher pushes him away, setting a grim course ahead.

In "Remote Control," the Punisher finds himself hunted by Letha and Lascivious, who enlist the twisted aid of a mind-controlled Spider-Man to end him. Armed with a lethal arsenal of stolen weapons—Green Goblin’s pumpkin bombs, Constrictor’s coils, Daredevil’s billy-club, Iron Man’s glove, and Doctor Octopus’ mechanical arm—he fights back with brutal precision.

In "A Good Lie," the Punisher finds himself hunted like never before as Norman Osborn marshals HAMMER’s full might to erase him. With Frank evading capture, Osborn sends Daken on a merciless mission—leading to a violent, brutal showdown that tests the limits of survival and legacy.

In "Punishment Chapter 1," Frank Castle returns from the dead—reborn as a patchwork of flesh and metal—driven by a single purpose: vengeance against Daken, the son who killed him. Now hunted and relentless, the Punisher stalks his former killer through the shadows, where every step is a reckoning and every memory a blade.

In "Punishment Chapter 2," Daken wages a brutal fight through the darkened sewers of Tokyo against the monstrous Franken-Castle, driven by the discovery that a Bloodstone fuels his enemy’s grotesque, stitched-together form. With his own enhancements pushing him to the limit, Daken presses forward, determined to claim the stone for himself—only to be outmaneuvered by the undead Frank, who prepares to finish what he started. Just as the killing blow seems inevitable, the real Wolverine arrives, stepping into the fray with a clear message: no one kills his son.

In "Punishment Chapter 3," Logan stands between the Punisher and his intended target—his own son—forcing a brutal clash of wills. As the Punisher's rage reaches its peak, Daken strikes, exploiting the moment to dismantle the vigilante and tear the Bloodstone from his chest, leaving the future of both men uncertain.

In "Punishment Chapter 4," Franken-Castle and Wolverine clash in a brutal showdown against Daken, now wielding the power of the Bloodstone. As the fight reaches its peak, Logan makes a desperate move, seizing the stone from his son and returning it to Frank’s chest—saving his life in a moment of shocking sacrifice.