The Punisher Magazine #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Ghost of Wall Street," Frank Castle teams up with Quentin O'Toole, a former Wall Street broker now living on the streets, to dismantle the corrupt Billionaire Boys Club led by Arnold Ansen. With help from a wounded Jr. and a taser, the Punisher tracks down a killer who's preying on the homeless—only to discover the truth is far more twisted than he imagined. Written by Mike Baron and illustrated by Whilce Portacio, with inks by Scott Williams and letters by Tom Orzechowski, this 1990 issue features a cover by Joseph Chiodo that captures the grim, high-stakes tension of the story.
In "The Ghost of Wall Street," the Punisher teams up with Quentin O'Toole, a former Wall Street broker reduced to homelessness, to infiltrate Arnold Ansen’s Billionaire Boys Club and expose a web of stock market fraud and a secret deal with Japanese syndicate leader Mr. Takegura. As Frank tracks down the corrupt elite, he’s ambushed by the sadistic Sijo, forcing Microchip Junior to intervene—only to be gravely injured. Meanwhile, the real menace behind the homeless killings begins to surface, turning the streets into a battleground of vengeance and desperation.
In "Insider Trading," The Punisher orchestrates a deadly exchange between a captured Mr. Takegura and the ruthless Roky Vance, setting off a brutal chain of violence that draws in the tech-savvy Microchip and his son, Junior. As the stakes rise, the line between justice and vengeance blurs, and the fallout from the betrayal leaves no one untouched.
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