Daredevil/Punisher: The Devil's Trigger #4

Daredevil/Punisher: The Devil's Trigger #4 was published in 1998 as the concluding chapter of a limited series that pits the street-level justice of Frank Castle against the moral complexities of Matt Murdock. This miniseries emerged during a period in the late 1990s when Marvel Comics frequently paired its most contrasting gritty protagonists to explore the ideological divide between Daredevil's commitment to the law and the Punisher's vigilante methods.

The series was written by David Quinn and features artwork that leans into the dark, rain-slicked aesthetic characteristic of 90s noir-inspired superhero comics. In this final installment, the creative team aimed to bring their escalating conflict to a definitive resolution, focusing on the tension of their opposing worldviews. Like many limited series of the era, it served as a standalone study of these two characters rather than a definitive shift in their ongoing monthly narratives.