Wolverine vs. the Punisher #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "On the Track of Unknown Animals," Wolverine and the Punisher collide in the heart of the African jungle, each drawn by a deadly mystery. With gorillas slaughtered and a poaching ring threatening to erupt into chaos, the two hunters—driven by different codes but bound by bloodshed—find themselves locked in a brutal clash, unsure if the real enemy lies in the shadows or in each other.
In "Damaging Evidence Part 1," Wolverine and the Punisher follow separate trails that converge on Kingpin’s empire, each hunting their own quarry. When Kingpin arms his agent Damage with Reaver tech through Donald Pierce, he unleashes a twisted imitation of Frank to sabotage his reputation and throw the streets into chaos.
In "Damaging Evidence Part 2," Wolverine hunts the Punisher across a city awash in blood, only to find himself outgunned and outmatched by a killer wearing Frank's face—Damage, a man playing a deadly game on the Kingpin’s orders. With the real Punisher furious and the trail leading to a twisted impersonation, Wolverine must survive a brutal ambush before the truth behind the killings unravels.
In "Damaging Evidence Part 3," Wolverine and the Punisher go head-to-head with a twisted scheme orchestrated by the Kingpin, who's using Reaver tech and a false Punisher to manipulate the streets. With Damage and a sniper working under his command, the Kingpin's plan hinges on eliminating the real Punisher—but when the hit fails, he’s forced to pay Donald Pierce a staggering $50 million, setting off a chain reaction of violence and betrayal.
In "Chapter One: Ladies in Waiting," Wolverine is drawn into a deadly mystery when his date, museum curator Lucy Santini Mellace, receives a call about a collapsed tunnel beneath the Museum of Cultural History. With Caley Blair by his side, Wolverine ventures into the underground ruins only to awaken the ancient entity Revelation, unleashing a spreading plague that claims Caley’s life. As the city descends into chaos, the Punisher is called before the Council of Thrones, where his newfound powers—and his right to wield them—are under intense scrutiny.
In "Chapter Two: Ascension," Wolverine confronts the terrifying truth behind the entity known as Revelation—once a Morlock imprisoned for her deadly plague powers, now driven to madness and convinced she's on the path to Heaven. As the Punisher investigates a spreading plague beneath the city, he crosses paths with a new, angelic-powered version of himself, and the two are soon caught in a deadly ambush by machines hunting Revelation.
In "Chapter Three: One Shot at Heaven," Wolverine and the Punisher clash amid a storm of mechanized enforcers sent to destroy Revelation, a young girl whose desperate quest to reach Heaven has drawn the attention of the Council of Thrones. As Frank Castle lies wounded and the deadly plague spreads through his body, the two unlikely allies must find a way to stop Revelation without taking her life—though her innocence is as fragile as the angelic power she now wields.
In "Chapter Four: So This Is Hell," Wolverine fights a relentless swarm of robots while the Punisher confronts Revelation, offering her a vision of Heaven in a desperate bid to end the conflict. Just as peace seems within reach, a new threat emerges—a deadly robot that activates the Omega Protocol, unleashing a bomb set to devastate New York. With quick thinking and sacrifice, the Punisher contains the explosion within his trench coat, buying time for the Council of Thrones to arrive and take Revelation to Heaven.
In "Vertical Challenge," the Punisher and Wolverine find themselves on the same trail after a series of brutal mob attacks involving severed legs. Their clash is immediate and violent—until the real perpetrators emerge: a group of small-statured criminals with a taste for precision.
In "Aim Low," the Punisher and Wolverine are drawn into a bizarre and brutal conflict when a gang of diminutive criminals plots to seize control of the Mob by targeting their opponents' legs. With the stakes raised and the odds stacked, the two mercenaries must navigate a deadly game of strategy and survival—where every move could mean the difference between victory and a very messy end.
In "Part One: Napoleon," the Punisher is drawn into Erewhon, a lawless South American city ruled by a rogue's gallery of villains, as Napoleon—once a man of power, now a fugitive with a grudge—orchestrates a deadly trap. With the help of a reluctant Wolverine, the Punisher must navigate a web of betrayal, where every resident could be an enemy, and survival depends on who you trust.
In "Part Two: The Lady, the Atheist and the Demon," Wolverine and the Punisher clash in a brutal standoff before forging a tense alliance to infiltrate the lawless enclave of Erewhon. Inside, the town’s twisted leaders—among them the enigmatic Lady, the fanatical Atheist, and the unhinged Demon—vie for control, each with their own deadly agenda. As the stakes rise, Wolverine makes a sudden departure from the chaos, vanishing into the shadows with the mysterious Lady at his side.
Wolverine and the Punisher are nursing drinks in Madripoor when a sudden ambush by Hydra turns the night deadly. Things take a darker turn when they realize Viper has taken control of the monstrous Predator X, forcing the two unlikely allies into a desperate fight for survival.
In "Bloodlines!", Wolverine and the Punisher face off against the relentless Predator X, with a surprise assist from Tyger Tiger. As Viper and Kimura unleash a new, deadly version of the machine to hunt the Punisher, the line between hunter and hunted blurs in a brutal clash of wills.
In "Lowtown Showdown," Wolverine and the Punisher push through the chaos of a brutal urban battleground, narrowly felling one of the monstrous Predator X beasts—only to face a new wave of threats as Viper and Hydra arrive to turn the tide. With the city in ruins and the final beast still loose, the two relentless warriors must adapt fast, their clash of methods tested by a ruthless enemy force.
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↩ Reprints The Punisher War Journal #6 (1989), The Punisher War Journal #7 (1989), The Punisher Annual #2 (1989), Punisher and Wolverine in African Saga #[nn] (1989), The Punisher Magazine #15 (1990), The Punisher: War Zone #19 (1993), Wolverine and the Punisher: Damaging Evidence #1 (1993), Wolverine and the Punisher: Damaging Evidence #2 (1993), Wolverine and the Punisher: Damaging Evidence #3 (1993), Wolverine / Punisher: Revelation #1 (1999), Wolverine / Punisher: Revelation #1 (1999), Wolverine / Punisher: Revelation #2 (1999), Wolverine / Punisher: Revelation #3 (1999), Wolverine / Punisher: Revelation #4 (1999), The Punisher #16 (2002), The Punisher #17 (2002), Wolverine #186 (2003), Wolverine / Punisher #1 (2004), Wolverine / Punisher #2 (2004), Wolverine / Punisher #3 (2004), Wolverine / Punisher #4 (2004), Wolverine / Punisher #5 (2004), Astonishing Tales #1 (2009), Astonishing Tales #1 (2009), Astonishing Tales #2 (2009), Astonishing Tales #3 (2009), Astonishing Tales #4 (2009), Astonishing Tales #5 (2009), Astonishing Tales #6 (2009)
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