Scott's Take: Punisher Kill Krew by Gerry Duggan and Juan Ferreyra

Punisher Kill Krew by Gerry Duggan and Juan Ferreyra is a book that spins out of War Of The Realms. This graphic novel collects the full miniseries along with a connected tie in, War Of The Realms: Omega. The miniseries is basically 98 percent of the story and the tie is added as a few pages of flashback.

Basically, and simplifying greatly, Punisher goes on a journey of revenge after war criminals that had escaped justice after the War Of The Realms. The Punisher goes on a bloody revenge mission to avenge on behalf of some orphans the killings of their parents during the invasion. Punisher recruits Juggernaut and others to assist on his blood-soaked mission.

This tale is full of action and violence. This is not intended for children at all. This is adult book. I enjoyed the miniseries more than the random tie in.

The Punisher characterization is deep and very true to the character. There is humor, action, and some emotional moments that remind readers that before the Punisher became what he is now he was once a caring family man. I enjoyed it a lot. Before reading Punisher Kill Krew one should read War Of The Realms which I reviewed here last December.   

My reading copy came by way of the Prairie Creek Branch of the Dallas Public Library System by way of their “Library to Go” curbside service at Lochwood Library.

Scott A. Tipple ©2020