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THE PUNISHER MAX VOL.2. KITCHEN IRISH - MARVEL COMICS (2004) 412516
CRIME, KILLER, AVVENTURA, GUERRA, MARVEL COMICS, MARVEL UNIVERSE, GARTH ENNIS, NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK, DETECTIVE, LEANDRO FERNANDEZ, PUNISHER, FRANK CASTLE, MAX COMICS
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Writer Garth Ennis grew up in Northern Ireland, and so has a
perspective on the day to day misery endured by a fractured community
and on those who caused it. Kitchen Irish deals with the
rationale behind the problems when exported to New York and a new
generation. The Punisher’s involvement begins when he’s having his lunch
and Irish pub explodes opposite the diner, bringing several characters
of Irish origin onto his radar.
The most extreme of them is Finn Cooley, a man so dedicated to his
bigotry that his war continues despite him missing most of his facial
features, lost when a bomb he was constructing detonated prematurely.
Only slightly further down the unpleasantness scale is Maginty, a
dreadlocked monster who delights in torture, and there are assorted
other distasteful individuals all with connections to a particularly
repellent and recently deceased Irish gangster called Nesbitt. Never one
to smile when he could spit in someone’s face, his parting kick is to
set assorted gangs against each other by leaving each one clue as to
where his money is hidden, knowing full well that co-operation won’t be
on the agenda.
Being familiar with the territory, Ennis deals in passing with so
called Plastic Paddies, folk who’ve never set foot in Northern Ireland,
yet mythologise the conflict there, and there’s a very human touch in
dealing with former and weaker IRA supporters. Also introduced is
British agent Yorkie Mitchell, a man near retirement age who’ll figure
later in the series, who’s the Punisher’s conduit into the various
factions exporting problems to New York.
Artist Leandro Fernández isn’t quite as accomplished as his
predecessor Lewis Larosa, but in no way deficient, and the designs he
delivers for Cooley and Maginty in particular are disturbing and
memorable.
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