Superaventuras Marvel #130
In "Nosso Algoz!", the Punisher tracks his enemies to a forgotten Mayan temple, where the Rev has used dark powers to heal Jigsaw’s scarred face—leaving the once-merciless killer with a twisted new visage. Written by Mike Baron and Estúdio Deseart, with art by Jack Slamn and inks by James Sherman, this 1993 issue blends gritty vengeance with supernatural dread. The cover by Doug Braithwaite captures the grim intensity of the moment.
When the King’s men and Algoz’s forces clash over the stolen toxin cylinders, chaos erupts and long-buried secrets begin to surface. Blecaute refuses to back down, forcing the Motoqueiro into a tense intervention.
In "Questão de Fé," the Punisher tracks his enemies to a forgotten Mayan temple, where the Rev has used dark magic to heal Jigsaw’s scarred face—turning a brutal act of vengeance into something far more unsettling. The story unfolds in the shadowed halls of an ancient ruin, where the line between justice and corruption begins to blur.
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