Format: Soft cover, Full color Pages: 45 Writers: Chuck Dixon Cover: John Romita Jr., Klaus Janson Penciller: John Romita Jr., Klaus Janson Inker: --- Letterer: Richard Starkings Colorist: Christie Scheele Editor: Dan Daley Published: 2003 We got bullets! Lots of bullets, thugs upon thugs and Jigsaw and Joker right in the middle of all of it. If it weren't for Romita's... blocky art work this story would be a lot better. Look, I don't want to bash JR Jr., ... but I'm going to any way. His artwork is just too blocky and cartoony. It can be better, much better. Come on JR, show us what you got. Anyway, the story is interesting, with the exception that Batman is continuously jumping into a hail of bullets. I don't like that. It's just not believable... (in a comic book/superhero setting of complete fiction) but you catch my drift. Come on, Bats wouldn't do that cause bullets kill you. Especially a whole bunch of them. It's cool seeing Robin & Microchip stalk each other in the "pre web" matrix of a computer system. Over all, it's worth getting just to see Bats and Punisher up against each other as well as team up with each other. I would like to see them try again with better art work and a more intricate story with less bullets. If you like Batman or the Punisher, then I suggest getting this book.