Also, Frank calls Daredevil an “altar boy.”Īfter the fight, the two of them make their way to a nearby cemetery, where Frank can go no further, so they decide to have a bit of male bonding. This leads to one of my favorite comic-book tropes: when the hero who doesn’t kill fights bad guys while also working to stop the antihero who does kill from finishing off the baddies they subdue. The two of them work together to take out the heavily armed mobsters as they rush into the room. Daredevil then finds Frank, who is in pretty bad shape and can’t make it out on his own.
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The distraction afforded by Daredevil allows Frank to spring his own escape plan - a razor blade he had hidden in his forearm (ugh) that he uses to cut himself free and take out the men in the room. (The way this sequence is shot, with Daredevil silhouetted in a dimly lit tunnel, quickly and efficiently taking goons out, is DELIGHTFUL.)
This, however, gives Daredevil enough time to find them and fight his way in. Why such gruesome torture? Well, in addition to killing a bunch of Irish thugs, Frank happens to have a lot of their money, and Finn wants it back before he kills him. Once there, he finds one mobster left alive, who spills the details about where the mob is hiding out.įrank is being tortured by Finn and his goons, enduring a lot of punches and a power drill through his foot. Brett Mahoney, for a lead - and then learns of the shootout at the carousel. Daredevil takes a little longer to figure out where Frank is - he has to ask his favorite cop, Sgt. She breaks into his abandoned family home at night, discovering his home life, the wife and daughter he loved and lost, his service record, and evidence of the decent man he used to be.Īt the same time, the Irish find Frank at the carousel where his family was killed, and take him hostage (not before he kills a bunch of them, though). Karen Page runs off on her own and figures out where he lives, with some help from the medical examiner who took that X-ray and saw Frank inexplicably refuse to die, despite that bullet to the head. It isn’t much, though, mostly just an X-ray depicting a skull with a bullet hole and the name of the man who examined it.įrom there, “Penny and Dime” is about the hunt for Frank Castle. He gives her the information his boss, District Attorney Reyes, wasn’t telling anyone she had. Meanwhile, Nelson and Murdock are also on their way to finding out who the Punisher is, thanks to Karen’s pressure on assistant D.A. The mob is rather effective, too, quickly finding the Punisher’s hideout and discovering his obsession with a certain Central Park carousel.
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United under bossman Finn, the Irish mob is hunting for the man who wiped out a room full of their men - and it’s a personal vendetta, because Finn’s son was one of those victims. “Penny and Dime” sees the Punisher’s identity finally come together for our heroes, as his actions from the season premiere catch up with him.
Charlie Cox as Matt, Deborah Ann Woll as Karen.
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