Jason Aaron to relaunch Punisher Max

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Jason Aaron to relaunch Punisher Max

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Hell yes!!!

Punisher Max is to be relaunched next Fall with a new #1.

Will be written by Jason Aaron, with art by returning Punisher-artist Steve Dillon.

One more monthly to my pull list it seems!

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It doessound like a very good one. But budget won't allow for it, I'm afraid.

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I think I'm willing to read an Aaron and Dillon Punisher Max series. I'm a bit put off by re-including Punisher Max into the normal continuity by throwing the Kingpin into the story, since it means bye-bye permenant/certain death, but Aaron's one-shots on the Punisher have been very entertaining.

Hopefully this will be the type of book that plays to Dillon's strengths too!

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I'm wary of the series for the reasons Stocky stated. However, having read the article I am glad that Aaron is conscious of what Ennis has done with the character and isn't going into the series to simply try and reproduce Ennis' work.

Aaron is a great writer and I believe he realizes the enormous risk of placing Punisher MAX within MU (especially after Ennis so thoroughly revitalized the character long after Castle became a joke), more to the point Aaron sounds like he has something up his sleeve to make Castle's transition worthwhile and interesting.

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Incidently, something Aaron mentioned in the article, has anything read his Hellblazer? Any good?

I'm definitely intrigued. I read the interview this morning and one thing that leaps up at me now is an appreciation for Aaron's straight forward promoting of a book. It's refreshing to read someone not feel the need to jump on a self created hyperbole bandwagon when selling his books.

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That Hellblazer bit wasn't bad, but I wasn't exactly thrilled by the story.

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