The Punisher #16

Nov 1989 · Marvel UK · 0.40 GBP

📊 ~39,262 copies sold its debut month

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In "Second Sight," writer Doug Murray and artists Michael Golden, Wayne Vansant, and Bob McLeod deliver a gritty, character-driven tale set against the backdrop of war and survival. This 1989 issue, with its striking cover by Barry Kitson, follows Duong, a former Kit-Carson scout, as he recounts his journey from fighting alongside communist forces to joining the American military—a story of loyalty, loss, and the blurred lines of allegiance.

Contains 2 stories

Second Sight

22 pp · Superhero

Pepe (curandero)Maria (Mexican refugee)

In "Second Sight," the Punisher, wounded while rescuing a young Mexican refugee from a brutal gang of coyotes, finds unexpected sanctuary with a local curandero named Pepe. As he recovers, the line between healing and haunting begins to blur, and the medicine man’s wisdom may hold more power than the gun he carries.

Good Old Days

5 pp · War

DuongPhan Boi Chau [Vietnamese Nationalist]