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The Punisher Magazine#4
Cover: Joe Chiodo

The Punisher Magazine #4

Dec 1989 · Marvel · 2.25 USD; 0.50 GBP; 3.00 CAD
“Part One: Marching Powder”

In "Part One: Marching Powder," the Punisher is drawn into a dangerous mission in Bolivia, lured by a South Vietnamese general turned cocaine kingpin. With Hoyle's loyalty in question, Frank faces a brutal test of allegiance when ordered to eliminate a DEA agent—only to turn the tables and protect the agent, setting off a high-stakes clash with a well-armed drug operation. Written by Mike Baron and illustrated with gritty precision by Klaus Janson, this issue features a cover by Joe Chiodo.

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writer Mike Baron · artist, inker Klaus Janson · letterer James Novak · cover Joe Chiodo

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Full credits

writer Mike Baron
artist, inker Klaus Janson
letterer James Novak
cover pencils, inks Joe Chiodo

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Thinking that he is disaffected with his lot in life and wants to join their drug operation, Hoyle brings the Punisher to Bolivia to meet with a South Vietnamese general turned cocaine drug lord. When General Tranh commands Frank to shoot a Bolivian DEA agent to prove his loyalty, the Punisher rescues Valencia and the pair try to take out the heavily armed drug ring.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).