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Punisher (2004) #29

 
 
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Writer: 
Stan Lee, Garth Ennis
Penciller: 
Leo Fernandez
Penciller (cover): 
Tim Bradstreet
Inker: 
Scott Koblish
Colorist: 
Dan Brown
Letterer: 
Randy Gentile
Orig. Published: 
January 04, 2006
Imprint: 
MAX 
Rating: 
PARENTAL ADVISORY/EXPLICIT CONTENT 
Format: 
Comic 
UPC: 
5960605497-02911

The Story: (hide) “The Slavers,” Part 5 of 6: Frank Castle is outgunned and outmatched. He’s got his primary target in his sight—the executor of heinous crimes against children—but a cadre of well-armed and rigorously trained bodyguards stands in his way. With deadly obstacles and shaky alliances buckling under his feet, Frank has to decide how best to dismember the slavers—does he cut off the arm or the brain of the operation first? And how big a blade should he use?
32 PGS./MAX: EXPLICIT CONTENT ...$2.99

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