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The Punisher Magazine#12
Cover: Joe Jusko

The Punisher Magazine #12

Jul 1990 · Marvel · 2.25 USD; 2.75 CAD; 0.95 GBP
“Computer War”

In "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.

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writer Mike Baron · artist Whilce Portacio · inker Scott Williams · letterer Ken Bruzenak · cover Joe Jusko

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Full credits

writer Mike Baron
letterer Ken Bruzenak
cover pencils, inks Joe Jusko

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Super hacker, Jeremy, contacts Micro and tells him that he is tired of working for the Kingpin and wants to switch sides. They set a meet but Jeremy is killed by his young rival, George, as he leaves. The Punisher, Microchip and Vernon infiltrate the Kingpin's tower but have to make an uneasy truce with him to walk away with their lives.

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