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Punisher Max #4

Feb 2008 · Marvel · 29.99 USD; 48.00 CAD
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This volume collects the final story arcs of Garth Ennis's acclaimed run on the Punisher MAX series, featuring 'The Slavers' and 'Man of Stone.' Frank Castle takes on a brutal human trafficking ring and later faces off against the Russian mob in a gritty, unflinching exploration of vigilante justice. The collection showcases the mature-readers tone and visceral storytelling that defined this era of the character.

Contains 13 stories
Man of Stone Part One
22 pp
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Man of Stone Part Two
22 pp
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Man of Stone Part Three
22 pp
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Man of Stone Part Four
22 pp
The Punisher [Frank Castle]Robert Varick (death)Kathryn O'BrienGeneral Nikolai ZakharovCaptain Viktor DolnovichRawlins
Man of Stone Part Five
22 pp
Man of Stone Conclusion
22 pp
Punisher [Frank Castle]YorkieZakharov (villain, death)Rawlins (villain, death)

In "Man of Stone Conclusion," the Punisher emerges from the desert, briefly reconnecting with Yorkie before turning his focus to tracking down Rawlins—his path set by the memory of Kathryn’s death and the cold promise of retribution.

Widowmaker Part 1
22 pp
PunisherJenny Cesare (guest)Annabella Gorrini (villain)Barbara Barrucci (villain)Lorraine Zucca (villain)Bonnie DeAngelo (villain)Shauna Toomey (villain)

In "Widowmaker Part 1," five mob wives—each widowed by the Punisher’s brutal hand—unite in a deadly mission to eliminate the man who took their husbands. But as they move through the shadows, they’re unaware that an old enemy is watching, waiting to strike.

Widowmaker Part Two
22 pp
PunisherJenny Cesare (guest)Annabella Gorrini (villain)Barbara Barrucci (villain)Lorraine Zucca (villain)Bonnie DeAngelo (villain)Shauna Toomey (villain)

In "Widowmaker Part Two," the Punisher tracks down a pair of twisted parents who exploit their children in horrific underground films, delivering a brutal reckoning. As the mob's wives grow increasingly desperate, they begin to plot their own move against the vigilante, turning the streets into a battleground of vengeance and fear.

Widowmaker Part Three
22 pp
The Punisher [Frank Castle]Annabella Gorrini (villain)Barbara Barrucci (villain)Lorraine Zucca (villain)Bonnie DeAngelo (villain)Shauna Toomey (villain)

In "Widowmaker Part Three," the Punisher walks into a deadly game orchestrated by the mob wives, lured into a trap that forces him to take down a string of enemies while rescuing Bonnie—only to be led straight into the crosshairs of the Widow. With precision and peril, the line between hunter and hunted blurs in this relentless chapter of vengeance.

Widowmaker Part Four
22 pp
PunisherJenny Cesare (guest)Annabella Gorrini (villain)Barbara Barrucci (villain)Lorraine Zucca (villain)Bonnie DeAngelo (villain, death)Shauna Toomey (villain)

In "Widowmaker Part Four," the deadly game reaches its breaking point as Shauna fires on the Punisher and Bonnie closes in for the kill. Jenny intervenes, eliminating Bonnie and turning the tide against the mob wives holed up in the house. With Frank badly wounded, Jenny tends to his injuries as the remaining wives scramble to regroup—only to unravel in panic when they realize the woman who saved the Punisher is Annabella’s long-dead sister, now very much alive.

Widowmaker Part Five
22 pp
The Punisher [Frank Castle]Jenny Cesare (origin)Annabella Gorrini (villain)Barbara Barrucci (villain)Lorraine Zucca (villain)Shauna Toomey (villain)

In "Widowmaker Part Five," Jenny confronts Frank with the harrowing truth of her past, revealing how she was drawn into the Cesare mob and the brutal events that forged her relentless drive to hunt down the women targeting the Punisher. As her story unfolds, the line between vengeance and survival blurs, leaving Frank to grapple with the depth of her pain and purpose.

Widowmaker Part Six
22 pp
PunisherJenny Cesare (guest)Annabella Gorrini (villain)Barbara Barrucci (villain)Lorraine Zucca (villain)Shauna Toomey (villain)

In "Widowmaker Part Six," the surviving mob wives, cornered and desperate, scramble to outmaneuver the law and the Punisher’s relentless pursuit. With the Punisher weakened and the net closing in, Jenny—Annabella’s younger sister—steps into the shadows, donning the Punisher’s iconic kevlar skull shirt and turning the tide in a way no one expected.

Widowmaker Conclusion
22 pp
PunisherJenny Cesare (guest, death)Annabella Gorrini (villain, death)Barbara Barrucci (villain, death)Lorraine Zucca (villain, death)Shauna Toomey (villain, death)

In "Widowmaker Conclusion," with the Punisher helpless and bound, Jenny takes up his mantle—donning his iconic uniform to exact brutal justice on the mob wives hunting him. As Annabella and the other widows fall, Jenny is consumed by grief, leaving Frank to face the aftermath of her choices and the weight of what she’s become.

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Full credits

artist, inker Leandro Fernández
colorist Dan Brown
cover pencils, inks Tim Bradstreet

Reprints

↩ Reprints Punisher #37 (2006), Punisher #38 (2006), Punisher #39 (2006), Punisher #40 (2007), Punisher #41 (2007), Punisher #42 (2007), Punisher #43 (2007), Punisher #44 (2007), Punisher #45 (2007), Punisher #46 (2007), Punisher #47 (2007), Punisher #48 (2007), Punisher #49 (2007)

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