Le Punisher #4
In "Le fantôme de Wall Street," Frank Castle dives into the underbelly of 1990s finance, pairing with Quentin O'Toole, a former Wall Street broker now living on the streets, to dismantle the Billionaire Boys Club. As the Punisher uncovers a web of stock manipulation and a secret deal with Japanese interests, he's drawn into a deadly game where the real killer is far more twisted than he imagined. With Whilce Portacio’s sharp art and Scott Williams’ tight inks bringing the gritty streets to life, this issue delivers a tense, grounded thriller where every shadow holds a secret.
In "Le fantôme de Wall Street," the Punisher teams up with Quentin O'Toole, a fallen Wall Street broker now living on the streets, to dismantle the Billionaire Boys Club and expose the corruption behind Arnold Ansen’s empire. As Frank uncovers a web of stock manipulation and a secret deal with a Japanese syndicate, he’s drawn into a deadly game where the real killer—Roky—is targeting the homeless for sport, leaving the Punisher to confront both a ruthless criminal network and a predator who takes pleasure in the suffering of the forgotten.
In "Trafics !", the Punisher sets a deadly trap, pitting Mr. Takegura against the ruthless Roky in a brutal exchange that spirals into chaos. When the deal collapses, the fallout is immediate and devastating—leaving lives shattered, including the tragic loss of Microchip's son, Junior.
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