The Punisher Magazine #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Computer War," the Punisher teams up with Microchip and Vernon in a high-stakes infiltration of the Kingpin's tower, where uneasy alliances form amid escalating cyber warfare. When a disillusioned hacker named Jeremy reaches out to Microchip, his attempt to defect ends in violence—killed by a rival, George—setting off a chain of events that forces the trio into a dangerous gamble with the crime lord himself. Written by Mike Baron and illustrated by Whilce Portacio with inks by Scott Williams, the issue’s cover by Joe Jusko captures the tension of a digital age gone rogue.
In "Computer War," the Punisher is forced to abandon his battle van to escape Kingpin’s relentless tank, plunging into a high-stakes game of digital and physical warfare. With Kingpin’s network crumbling, he enlists Mr. Wong and his nephew George to crunch the numbers—while secretly sending an assassin to eliminate the Punisher. When Mr. Lem infiltrates the Punisher’s home and kills Conchita Ortiz, the line between man and machine blurs in a deadly hunt that tests every edge of Frank Castle’s resolve.
In "Face Off," The Punisher teams up with Microchip and Vernon Brown to take down the Kingpin, but the mission takes a deadly turn when a traitorous hacker’s betrayal leads to murder and a power struggle within the criminal underworld. With the X-Men briefly glimpsed in a crowd scene, the trio must navigate treachery and shifting alliances in a high-stakes infiltration of the Kingpin’s fortress.
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↩ Reprints The Punisher #17 (1989), The Punisher #18 (1989)
Reprinted in Punisher Epic Collection #3 (2019)
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