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The Punisher (2011 series)
''The Punisher'' is a Marvel comic book series featuring the character Frank Castle, also known as the Punisher. This volume of ''Punisher'' continues the tradition of Matt Fraction's ''War Journal'' series and Rick Remender's previous ''Punisher'' series and places the character firmly in the ongoing Marvel Universe inhabited by superheroes such as the Avengers and Spider-Man. Although the series' first issue was released at the time of the ''Fear Itself'' event, Rucka stated his intent to focus the series solely on the Punisher's exploits without having larger Marvel U events interfere with the flow of the series, although because the series takes place within the shared universe, it allows him to interact with the super heroes and villains that inhabit it.〔 Frank's timeline has been officially updated as a veteran during a time of combat, no longer as a Vietnam war veteran.
==Story==
The series, although being a self-titled ''Punisher'' ongoing, does not have many internal monologues, nor does Castle speak often throughout the series. It's instead focused on the impact that the Punisher's actions have on those around him, and the repercussions those actions create for other characters involved in the story. In the first arc, Castle is committed to taking down a criminal organization known as "The Exchange," and is later joined by a former Marine whose husband was murdered on the couple's wedding day. The grief-stricken wife, Rachel Cole, seeks the Punisher out and the two create a bond due to their mutual time in the United States Marine Corps. Cole (who insists on being addressed by her married name of Alves) serves under Castle's command, and the two treat each target they seek to kill as a two-man military operation with Castle maintaining a command structure.
Midway through the series, Cole and the Punisher become involved in one of Daredevil's exploits, who is holding a device called the "Omega Drive" containing damning information on all the major crime organizations in the Marvel Universe. The Punisher wants the device for obvious reasons, as it would give him a multitude of new targets to neutralize. Spider-Man also becomes involved, and the story is told in one issue of ''Avenging Spider-Man'', one issue of ''Daredevil'', and one issue of ''The Punisher''.
The series will conclude with issue #16, at which point Rucka and Checcetto will move to a 5-issue mini-series entitled ''Punisher: War Zone'' to finish their story. The ''War Zone'' series will involve the Punisher's operations in the final issues of the ongoing series attracting the attention of the Avengers. This will be Rucka's final story with the Punisher.
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