The Punisher #37
1990
- Series
- The Punisher
- Issue
- 37
- Cover date
- Aug 1, 1990
- Story title
- Jigsaw Puzzle Part 3: Perilous Passage
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The Punisher #37, published by Marvel Comics in July 1990, arrived during the peak of Frank Castle’s popularity in the late 1980s and early 1990s. This period was defined by an aggressive expansion of the character's presence across multiple monthly titles, as readers gravitated toward the gritty, vigilante-focused narratives that defined the era's darker anti-hero archetype.
Written by Mike Baron with cover art and interior work by artists such as Bill Reinhold, the issue continues the character's relentless crusade against organized crime. The creative direction during this run focused on placing the Punisher in tactical, high-stakes environments, leaning into the grounded, military-inspired aesthetic that had become a hallmark of the series under the editorial guidance of the time.
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