Chris and James just want to feel guilty about the murder of two women. Their ego scaffolding needs to be husked. The archon will manifest itself as the annihilation of all opposites.

Join us, won't you, for the penultimate installment of our little danse macabre?

"Time for the Queen Archon to make her appearance."

Tune in to The War Journal - Chuck Dixon's Punisher.

Find it. Do not give up.

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Adam, James, and James are left down and hanging around, watching Taken 2 (2012).

"Hey Dad, please don't shoot this one - I love him!"

In this previously unreleased bonus episode, Chris, James, and James talk Walter Hill's Warriors.

"Remember boppers, be lookin' good."

Hark! the herald severed feet, glory to the newborn tongueless monstrosity. It's an Xtinction Agenda Christ Mass! With special guests Junji Ito and Takashi Miike!

"Don't treat me as a child. I'm not so easily deceived."

James and James commune with the Fridging Death God that is Frank Castle. 1992 was never so 1992 as this. Witness! Chuck 'Do I Need Your Permission to Work?' Dixon! As he teams up with: John 'Family Business' Romita Jr.!

"Me, I like a nice car bomb."

Chris and James develop a new relationship with time, the self, and death, growing smaller and smaller, until everything they were is folded so far in on themselves that they are gone forever.

Edith is unveiled. Mr. Six is a traitor.

Leave this to the professionals.

"Show me these bowels of yours."

Chris, James, and James chase the splatter this episode. Robert Kirkman dialed it up to eleven on the Invincible animated feature, a Siren song for our intrepid heroes. Then, having crashed against the rocks of that gruesome display, they springboard over to Mark Millar's and Frank Quitely's Jupiter's Legacy.

"Now are you guys going to join my team or what?"

PS: Millar is Catholic and not Episcopalian. My bad.

James tackles Chuck Dixon's first Punisher story - The Punisher: Kingdom Gone, illustrated by Jorge Zaffino.

"No percentage in blaming myself."

James and James find themselves suffering from that typical Parker luck as they thwip on down into J. Michael Straczynski and J. Romita Jr.'s run on Amazing Spider-Man. One James loves it. One James hates it. Who is right?!

"I've been away too long. It's started."