Un Récit Complet Marvel #26
In "Défi au Caïd," the Punisher faces a ruthless new threat as the Caïd sends his assassin Kleigg to eliminate Reese within the Everglades stronghold. With Microchip hacking the Caïd’s systems and a young cybercriminal hired to counter the digital assault, chaos unfolds as the Punisher and his allies strike at the Caïd’s money-counting hotel—only to be met with a surprise armored counterattack. Written by Mike Baron and illustrated by Whilce Portacio, with inks by Scott Williams and colors by Janet Jackson, this 1990 issue delivers a tense, tech-driven showdown, its cover by Portacio and Williams capturing the gritty intensity of the conflict.
In "Défi au Caïd," the Punisher, facing a new threat from the ruthless crime lord known as the Caïd, must rely on his allies Reese McDowell, Vernon Brooks, and Conchita Ortiz to survive. When the Caïd retaliates by sending his deadly enforcer Kliegg to hunt him down, Frank takes the fight to the streets, training his small team for a confrontation that could decide the fate of the city.
In "Escalade !", the Punisher closes in on the Caïd’s operation in the Everglades, only to find his target, Reese McDowell, already dead at the hands of the assassin Kliegg. With Vernon Brooks and Conchita Ortiz at his side, the Punisher teams up with Microchip to launch a digital counterattack, disrupting the Caïd’s empire—until a young hacker is hired to stop them, escalating the conflict. When the Punisher and his allies strike the Caïd’s money-handling hotel, they’re met with a surprise: a tank, ready to face the Punisher’s armored vehicle.
In "Guerre sur ordinateur," the Punisher is locked in a deadly game of strategy and survival when a malfunctioning computer system forces the Caïd to hire M. Wong and his nephew George for financial upkeep—along with a lethal assassin to eliminate the vigilante. With Conchita Ortiz in danger and Mr. Lem already infiltrating his home, the Punisher must outthink a network of ruthless enemies before they strike.
In "Face à face," a desperate plea from the disgraced hacker Jeremy Wilson sets off a chain of betrayals, as his death at the hands of his rival George Wong plunges Microchip and Vernon Brown into a deadly game within the Kingpin’s fortress. Forced to navigate a treacherous alliance with the enigmatic Mr. Wong and the ruthless Kingpin himself, they must survive not just the tower’s defenses—but the shifting loyalties that could destroy them from within.
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↩ Reprints The Punisher #15 (1989), The Punisher #16 (1989), The Punisher #17 (1989), The Punisher #18 (1989)
Reprinted in Titans #135 (1990)
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