It's pretty much Castle in prison, getting beat up and tortured, and meeting up with badass nuns who are also in prison. 

Yeah, a nun.   And for those who don't know, Castle almost became a priest at one point.   That's right.   Before he enlisted, way before he went to war, had a family, lost a family and the Punisher. 

That being said, this is a lot of fun, the art is great, and I'm loving this series. 

Look, I know my reviews are short lately, but there are days where it's a miracle I get out of bed.   It's pretty much a miracle I got anything read and am posting, so there's that. 

Also, why my package to Mallory hasn't been sent.  (It's all packed up and I just didn't manage to make it on my busy Saturday; the plan is for it to go out tomorrow after work!)

Trapped by Baron Zemo, Frank Castle/The Punisher is in a Hydra prison.   If the guards don't kill him, and Zemo doesn't kill him, will the people in prison?

It seems so, although these are people imprisoned by nazis.   Will they lead Punisher to his doom, or to redemption?

Either way, I can't wait to find out.   I'm finding this brutally compelling, and I hate having to wait another month for more...

I found this hard to get into or invested in.   Neither storyline nor art impressed me that much, and I was glad I had gotten it for free. 

Why do I think this won't end well for the nazis, even if it doesn't seem so by the end of this issue?

Here's to hoping Castle wipes out all the nazis in Marvel.

It's also always fun to see the Punisher mow down some fictional nazis, and so I'm always happy to see him go up against Hydra.

And yes, Marvel, Hydra will always be nazis to me.