Punisher Collection von Jim Lee #[nn]
In "Auge um Auge, Kapitel 1: Ein Sonntag im Park", der Punisher Collection von Jim Lee (2025), wird Frank Castle von Microchip in die afrikanische Wildnis geschickt – nicht zum Erholen, sondern als Teil einer scheinbar harmlosen Dinosaurier-Jagdexpedition. Als Gorillas auf der Reise getötet werden, gerät der Punisher in Konflikt mit Wolverine, der die Spur einer Wilderer-Bande verfolgt – und beide glauben, der andere sei der Feind. Mit kraftvollen Bildern von Jim Lee und Klaus Janson auf der Cover, und einer düsteren, spannungsgeladenen Atmosphäre von Carl Potts und Florian Breitsameter, entfaltet sich ein erbitterter Konflikt im Herzen des Dschungels.
In "Auge um Auge, Kapitel 2: Ein Blick zurück," Punisher, momentarily unguarded in a quiet park, shares a quiet moment with Jo—whose past is tied to the same day his own family was slaughtered. As Hector Montoya, the man long blamed for both tragedies, walks free from prison, the weight of memory and vengeance begins to shift in ways neither man could have foreseen.
In "Auge um Auge, Kapitel 3: Rache ist süss …" from the Punisher Collection by Jim Lee, the past collides with the present as Punisher, Jason, and Montoya find themselves locked in a tense confrontation that unravels the hidden truth behind the park massacre that killed Frank’s family. The story peels back layers of deception, revealing a web of betrayal that reshapes everything they thought they knew.
In "Scharfschütze," the Punisher races against time to stop a deadly ambush from within his own past—his former Vietnam comrade, a ghost from the war, begins systematically killing his old unit. Written by Jim Lee and illustrated by the same, this tense, 23-page story unfolds with cold precision, testing Frank Castle’s resolve as the line between vengeance and memory blurs.
In "Feuerprobe," the Punisher closes in on Richard von Burian, the man known as the Sniper—a former comrade from the Vietnam War now systematically eliminating their old unit. With tension mounting, the two face off in a brutal confrontation that ends with von Burian taking reporter Helen Shaw hostage, forcing Castle into a deadly choice.
In "Eine Expedition ins Tierreich," Frank Castle is sent to Africa by Microchip to escape the city and his relentless war on crime, joining a dinosaur-hunting expedition that quickly turns deadly when gorillas are slaughtered. Wolverine, tracking a poaching ring from Madripoor, follows the trail to the same jungle, leading to a violent clash with Frank—both convinced the other is the enemy.
In "Gefährdete Arten," the Punisher and Wolverine set aside their rivalry to stop a ruthless poaching ring targeting dinosaurs in Africa—where ancient creatures now face extinction at the hands of modern greed. The story unfolds with relentless momentum, blending gritty action and moral urgency in a world where survival isn’t just about humans.
In "Damage," the Punisher tracks a ruthless gang led by the enigmatic Damage, turning the city into a battleground of vengeance and survival. When the crew targets his own vehicle in a desperate bid to escape, it becomes the unlikely trap that could unravel their reign of terror.
In "Schuld," Natasha finds herself caught in a violent storm she can't comprehend while watching over a family in danger, only to be drawn into a brutal clash between the Punisher and the Shadowmasters—unwilling allies now united against a deadly squad of Sunrise Society assassins in advanced battle suits.
In West Germany, Punisher and Micro hijack a tank unit in a high-stakes pursuit of the Sniper, who’s stolen an Apache helicopter with plans to deliver it to East Germany. The chase unfolds across divided terrain, turning the landscape into a battlefield where loyalty, survival, and the cost of war collide.
In "Gegensätze," the Punisher finds himself cornered by the brutal Bushwacker, a killer still bound to the Marauders and now working for the Kingpin to eliminate Castle after his interference with a major drug operation. With no escape in sight, the two adversaries face off in a deadly clash of wills and violence.
In "Beichte," a broken Frank Castle is left to face Bushwacker not just as a killer, but as a man forced to confront the cost of his own violence. As the two clash again—this time at Bushwacker’s home—the line between vengeance and redemption blurs when Bushwacker’s wife steps in, shattering the cycle of bloodshed. The story unfolds with tense, brutal precision, exploring the weight of confession in a world that only answers with fire.
In "Eine bessere Welt," the Punisher targets Reese Kelleher, a swindler and drug dealer whose empire left countless victims destitute. With ruthless precision, he dismantles Kelleher’s operation, ensuring the stolen wealth is returned to those who lost everything.
In "Ärger in den Tropen," a family’s Hawaiian vacation takes a deadly turn when they stumble into a drug zone and are attacked. With Microchip watching from afar, the Punisher is drawn into the chaos—because when trouble hits the islands, even the most remote vacation spots aren’t safe.
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