Le Punisher #6
In "Déroquage," the Punisher regroups after his injuries, forging an unexpected alliance with a husband-and-wife team of prison guards. As they race to stop the Samson Family from freeing their deranged cult leader during a high-stakes prison transport, tensions rise and choices become deadly. Written by Mike Baron and illustrated by Whilce Portacio, with inks by Scott Williams and colors by Mark Chiarello, this 1990 issue delivers a tense, grounded thriller. The cover, by Whilce Portacio and Scott Williams, captures the moment's grim intensity.
In "Déroquage," the Punisher takes matters into his own hands when he learns a death row inmate’s girlfriend is planning a prison break—only to intercept her scheme and spring the inmate himself. But when she shows up, twisted and relentless, she kills the warden, hijacks the Punisher’s car, and abandons him in the desert, leaving him stranded and hunted.
In "Sacrifice du fou," the Punisher, still healing from past wounds, teams up with a husband-and-wife pair of prison guards to stop a violent prison transport breakout. As the Samson Family and their unstable leader threaten to escape, the trio faces a brutal stand-off—where one guard’s desperate choice forces a moment of heartbreaking reckoning.
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↩ Reprints The Punisher #12 (1988), The Punisher #13 (1988), Un Récit Complet Marvel #28 (1990)
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