Punisher Epic Collection #2

In "Circle of Blood," the Punisher finds himself behind bars, forced into a brutal confrontation with Jigsaw during a prison break. With the warden—secretly part of The Trust—offering freedom in exchange for his loyalty, the Punisher must decide how far he’ll go to survive.

In "Slaughterday," the Punisher finds himself caught in a deadly game when a rogue faction of look-alikes—wearing his iconic gear and hunting mobsters—spreads chaos across the city. As innocent lives are caught in the crossfire, he must confront the real threat behind the copycats before the bloodshed spirals beyond control.

In "Marching Powder," the Punisher follows a lead from an old marine buddy about a global drug operation tied to a Vietnam vet listed as dead on the Memorial Wall. After his friend Ayers is found dead, the Punisher climbs the ranks of the cocaine trade, hunting the men behind the killings and the war that never ended.

In "Bolivia," Frank Castle is brought to the highlands of Bolivia by a man he trusts, only to be tested by a South Vietnamese general turned cocaine kingpin. Forced to choose between loyalty and justice, the Punisher must protect a DEA agent and fight his way through a ruthless, well-armed operation.

In "The Devil Came From Kansas!", the Punisher finds himself drawn into a brutal cross-country chase after a bank heist in Missouri leads him straight to the heart of a violent white supremacist operation in Kansas, where stolen money fuels a dangerous racial agenda. As he tracks the perpetrators through remote towns and hidden enclaves, the line between justice and vengeance blurs in the harsh landscape of the American Midwest.

In "The Rev," Frank Castle infiltrates the Church of the Saved, a cult led by the charismatic Reverend Sammy Smith, aided by Microchip’s forged identity. When a mission goes deadly and Frank is shot point-blank, Smith’s unexplained powers save his life—only to deepen the mystery. As Frank uncovers a videotape meant to protect the reverend’s image, he realizes the man he’s been following may be far more dangerous than any criminal he’s faced before.

In "Ministry of Death," the Punisher teams up with Reverend Sammy Smith at his isolated cult compound in Guiana, where he encounters Smith’s enigmatic sister, whose strange abilities hint at something far beyond the cult’s fanaticism. When Frank learns the reverend plans to force his followers to drink cyanide rather than surrender to U.S. agents, he moves fast—taking out the paranoid leader and his volatile sister before the bloodshed begins.

In "Garbage," the Punisher dives into a violent turf war over garbage collection in New Jersey, uncovering a chilling conspiracy when he learns one family is secretly trafficking plutonium to a pair of Arab terrorists. The investigation takes a dark turn as the line between organized crime and nuclear threat blurs, forcing Frank Castle to confront a danger far deadlier than the usual mob violence.

In "The Ghost of Wall Street," Frank Castle teams up with Quentin O'Toole, a former Wall Street broker reduced to homelessness, to infiltrate the corrupt Billionaire Boys Club led by Arnold Ansen. As Frank digs into a web of stock manipulation and a shadowy deal with a Japanese syndicate, he's drawn into a deadly game where the line between predator and victim blurs—especially when a serial killer targeting the homeless begins to mirror his own methods.

In "Insider Trading," the Punisher orchestrates a deadly exchange between Mr. Takegura and the homeless killer Roky, but when the deal collapses, the fallout is catastrophic—leaving lives shattered and a tragic loss that reverberates through the team. The story unfolds with cold precision, exploring the cost of vengeance and the fragile line between justice and destruction.