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The War Journal: A Critical Guide to the Punisher Xtinction Nation
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5.0 • 3 Ratings
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It's all in the title. I'm working to provide critical readings of every Punisher comic ever written. And, when the mood strikes, I dip in and out of various Chuck Dixon comics.
I don't do this because I want to. I do this because I have to.
This is the War Journal. Fill your hand you sonofabitch.
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Daredevil #183-184 / Amazing Spider-Man Annual #15
"Child's Play" and "Good Guys Wear Red" Written by Roger McKenzie and Frank Miller, pencilled by Frank Miller, inked and coloured by Klaus Janson, and lettered by Joe Rosen.
"Spider-Man: Threat or Menace" Written by Dennis O'Neil, pencilled by Frank Miller, inked by Klaus Janson, coloured by Bob Sharen, and lettered by Jim Novak. -
Captain America #241 / Amazing Spider-Man #201-202
"Fear Grows in Brooklyn!" Written by Mike W. Barr, pencilled by Frank Springer, inked by Pablo Marcos, lettered by John Costanza, and coloured by George Roussos.
"Man-Hunt" and "One For Those Long Gone!" Written by Marv Wolfman, pencilled by Keith Pollard, inked by Jim Mooney , lettered by Joe Rosen, and coloured by Carl Gafford. -
Amazing Spider-Man #162 and #175
"Let The Punisher Fit the Crime" Written by Len Wein, pencilled by Ross Andru, inked by Mike Esposito, lettered by John Costanza, and coloured by Glynis Wein.
"Big Apple Battleground" Written by Len Wein, pencilled by Ross Andru, inked by Jim Mooney, lettered by Joe Rosen, and coloured by Glynis Wein. -
Marvel Super Action #1
"Accounts Settled, Accounts Due!" Written by Archie Goodwin, pencilled by Tony DeZuniga, and inked by Rico Rival.
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Dectective Comics Vol. 1 #644-646
"Electric City: Parts 1-3" Written by Chuck Dixon, pencilled by Tom Lyle, inked by Scott Hanna, lettered by John Costanza, and coloured by Adrienne Roy.
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Marvel Preview Presents #2
"Death Sentence" Written by Gerry Conway and illustrated by Tony DeZuniga.
Customer Reviews
Entertaining minus the wokeness
I wanted to hate this podcast but the host actually is smart, funny, and entertaining. He gets kind of annoying when he starts in with the deconstructist / Marxist critiques of 90s-era comic books but, in the end, he’s still fair to the material. Overall I find his reads of the Dixon Punisher run comics insightful and, at times, hilarious. Whenever he does the Punisher voice it’s comedy gold. Even the most hardcore Punisher fans have to concede the absurdity/irony inherent in the character—especially during the 90s—and this podcast does a great job calling out wackiness and outlandishness in all its hysterical glory. I hope this guy covers every Punisher comic from the 90s and thereafter.