Punisher - Journal de guerre #[nn]

In "Œil pour œil chapitre 2 : le ruban rouge," Frank Castle flies a kite in the park when he encounters Jo, the son of the banker whose death sparked a violent mob killing. Meanwhile, Hector Montoya—long believed to be the man behind Jason’s family’s death—is released from prison, setting a tense, unresolved collision in motion.

In "Œil pour œil chapitre 3 : un plat qui se mange froid," the long-buried truth behind the park massacre that destroyed Frank Castle’s family finally comes to light, forcing him to confront Jason and Montoya in a tense, high-stakes showdown. As the past unravels, the lines between vengeance, loyalty, and justice grow dangerously thin.

In "Tireur isolé," Frank Castle’s past comes roaring back as a former Vietnam-era sniper begins systematically hunting down his old unit—each kill a chilling echo of war’s lingering scars. As the Punisher races to stop the bloodshed, he’s forced to confront not just a killer, but the ghosts of a brotherhood that once meant everything.

In "Sans pitié," the Punisher tracks a deadly gang led by Damage, closing in with relentless precision—until the tables turn when Damage’s own crew attempts to steal the Punisher’s truck, triggering a violent chain reaction. The story unfolds with sharp tension and brutal efficiency, grounded in a single, escalating moment of confrontation.

In "Culpabilités," Natasha takes on a dangerous protective detail for a family in peril, but when violence erupts, she’s thrust into a conflict that defies her understanding—caught between duty, instinct, and the blurred lines of guilt and justice.

In West Germany, Punisher and Micro hijack a tank unit in a desperate chase after the Sniper, who’s stolen an Apache helicopter with plans to deliver it to East Germany. With the clock ticking and the stakes higher than ever, the hunt becomes a high-octane race across divided borders.

In "Traitement de choc," Frank Castle’s meticulous plan to dismantle the remnants of Damage’s gang hits an unexpected snag when the one survivor he spared returns to trafficking—only to be pulled into a rehabilitation program that throws Frank’s methods into question. With Ron’s path diverging from violence, Frank must confront the limits of his own war.

In "Pour l'amour de l'art," the Punisher finds himself cornered and outmatched by the volatile Bushwacker, a killer still bound to the Marauders but now working for the Kingpin to eliminate Castle after his recent disruption of a major drug operation. With no room to breathe and his usual edge stripped away, Frank Castle must rely on instinct and desperation in a deadly game where every second counts.

In "Confession," a battered Frank Castle is left to face Bushwacker one final time, not for vengeance, but for a reckoning. As the two clash in a brutal, desperate fight, Bushwacker’s wife steps in—her quiet plea cutting through the bloodshed, forcing a moment of reckoning neither man expected. The story unfolds with raw intensity, exploring the cost of violence and the fragile line between justice and obsession.

In "Mission au Texas," the Punisher targets Reese Kelleher, a swindler and drug dealer whose criminal empire has left countless victims ruined. With precision and ruthless efficiency, he dismantles Kelleher’s operation, ensuring that the stolen wealth is returned to those who lost everything.

In "Tempête sous les Tropiques," a family’s Hawaiian vacation takes a deadly turn when they stumble into a drug operation. Their accidental brush with danger sets off a chain reaction—thanks to a chance connection to Microchip—and soon the Punisher is drawn into the storm.