No that's Mike Baron, who's generally considered to be
the Punisher guy. He's signed on for a different Rippaverse comic which isn't out yet.
Chuck Dixon
is the most prolific comic book writer of all time (1700+ issues, 40,000 pages), but his most famous work is his expansion of the Batman universe during the 90s, creating characters like Bane and Tim Drake (the third Robin), founding teams like
Birds of Prey, and definitive runs on Bat-related characters like Nightwing. Chuck was actually the first creator to be cancelled, way back in 2004 for publicly mouthing off against Marvel for reimagining their old western IPs as flamboyantly gay stereotypes. As far as his writing goes, I'd describe it as very arch, old-school and more focused on correctly adhering to principles of storytelling structure and conforming to the conventions of what a superhero story
should be then necessarily interesting. It all depends if Chuck happens to be working with an interesting idea or not. An artist on the level of Joe Bennett executing the script definitely helps.
Mike Baron on the other hand is the edgy one, writing the definitive Punisher run which ushered in the whole police/military/American Sniper Punisher skull subculture which ended with Marvel actively destroying their own IP. Recent works include
Thin Blue Line, a police action thrilled during the BLM riots and
Private American, a sort of modern-day Captain America/Punisher hybrid who defends America by mowing down cartel traffickers on her borders. I'd describe Baron's writing as also very well paced and structured but more along the lines of 80s action thrillers, with his style leaning towards a dry wit and a love of the absurd.
