Frank Custer served in the Marine Corps and then worked for the FBI. After getting tired of playing close games with death, Custer plans to go back to the pastoral and share family relationships with his wife and children, Maria and Will. But in the last undercover operation to arrest arms smuggling, the situation was out of control and led to the unexpected death of a young man involved. The young man's name was Bobby Senter, whose father was a businessman from a wealthy and enemy country Howard Sen. special. On the surface, the Sente family is noble and glamorous, but secretly, it is full of cocky robbers, and the evil forces are lawless. The loss of his beloved son made Howard out of anger and vowed to take revenge to the end at all costs, so Custer's family completely bid farewell to the world, but Custer escaped.
At this point, Caster’s consciousness was forever branded with the word punishment. He was dressed in a battle uniform and armed from head to toe. The obvious sign was the huge white skull head on his chest in black. In the following days, he began to search for and punish those criminals who he believed were involved in the killing of his wife and children. After repeatedly smashing into enemy camps and letting criminals lay dead, the news media began to respect him as the punisher who walked the way for the sky and performed darkness and justice.
Howard Center began to tremble. He knew Frank’s family well: he was trained in SEALs, underwater sabotage groups, long-range reconnaissance, etc., was proficient in combat fighting, equipped with a large number of conventional weapons, and had an outstanding combat record. He put all his 20 years of learning to use. It can be said that he has the ability to challenge a force.
The punisher's cruel and ruthless punishment against the underground world will never stop, and Sente feels that one day he will find it. He recruited troops and was always ready.
