The Punisher #28
Part one of "Streets of Laredo" opens this Marvel Knights arc with a cover by Tim Bradstreet that sets an immediately grim tone: Frank Castle stands amid a blasted urban landscape, armed and staring out with cold resolve, framed within a sniper's crosshairs alongside a grid of skulls rendered in stark, tinted detail. Garth Ennis and Cam Kennedy are a reliable team for this kind of unflinching street-level storytelling, and Bradstreet's painterly composition makes the Punisher feel less like a superhero and more like an inevitability. If you've been following this 2003 run, issue #28 promises exactly the kind of hard-edged momentum the series has built its reputation on.
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Reprinted in Punisher #5 (2003), The Punisher by Garth Ennis Omnibus #[nn] (2008), Marvel Knights Punisher by Garth Ennis: The Complete Collection #3 (2019)
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