Marvel Max: The Punisher #1
"Madre Rusia Parte Uno" kicks off a gritty, character-driven tale in Marvel Max: The Punisher #1, a 2011 release from Editorial Televisa with a cover price of 45.00 MXN. Written by Brian Michael Bendis and Arturo Gutiérrez, with interior art by Michael Gaydos and colors by Matt Hollingsworth, the story follows the sharp-tongued, hard-living ex-superhero Jessica Jones as she runs Investigations Alias. When a wealthy client hires her to find his missing sister, her investigation takes a bizarre turn after she accidentally captures footage of Steve Rogers transforming into Captain America—setting off a chain of events that blur the lines between past and present. The cover, by Tim Bradstreet, captures the issue’s tense, noir-tinged atmosphere.
In "null," Hydra Bob infiltrates Hammerhead’s criminal empire with a twisted plan: slip into Deadpool’s mind and use him to eliminate the paranoid mob boss. But to pull it off, he must let one of Hammerhead’s enforcers get inside him in a way that blurs the line between predator and prey.
In "null," Jessica Jones—gruff, sharp-tongued, and still carrying the weight of her past—takes on a missing persons case that quickly spirals into something far stranger. When a wealthy client hires her to find his missing sister, a routine surveillance job leads her to stumble upon a shocking, unexplained glimpse of Steve Rogers in full Captain America gear.
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↩ Reprints Alias #1 (2001), Punisher #13 (2005), Deadpool Max #1 (2010)
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