Le Punisher #3
In "Le révérend," the Punisher goes deep undercover within the Church of the Saved, a cult led by the charismatic Reverend Sammy Smith, thanks to Microchip’s forged identity. When a mission goes fatally wrong and Frank is shot, Smith’s unexpected healing powers raise unsettling questions—especially as the Punisher uncovers a videotape revealing the reverend’s true, deadly nature. Written by Mike Baron and illustrated by Klaus Janson, with a striking cover by Ciro Tota, this 1990 issue blends psychological tension and moral ambiguity in a story where faith and violence blur.
In "Le révérend," the Punisher infiltrates the Church of the Saved, a cult led by the charismatic Reverend Sammy Smith, using a forged identity supplied by Microchip. After being shot and left for dead, the Punisher is miraculously healed by Smith’s strange powers—only to uncover a chilling truth when he discovers the videotape the cult was protecting.
In "Le pasteur de la mort," the Punisher rides shotgun with Reverend Sammy Smith to his isolated compound in Guiana, where he encounters the reverend’s enigmatic sister, whose strange abilities hint at something far beyond faith. As the cult’s desperate plan unfolds, Frank must decide how far he’ll go when religious fanaticism meets cold-blooded suicide.
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