Punisher #4
Legacy #283 · Cover E Adam Gorham Variant · 1:25 retailer incentive · original first printing · Collect Forever Soft Slab
20 May 2026
Punisher #4 from Marvel's 2026 series, Legacy #283, in the Adam Gorham 1:25 retailer-incentive variant. The issue continues Benjamin Percy's contemporary Frank Castle run, with Tombstone and Jigsaw central to the story, and this copy is preserved in a Collect Forever Soft Slab.
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- marvel-comics
- Condition
- Near Mint appearance within Collect Forever Soft Slab
- Completeness
- Complete comic presumed from intact encapsulated presentation; front and rear covers physically verified. Interior pagination is not accessible for direct collation while housed in the Soft Slab.
Catalogue note
Punisher #4 from Marvel's 2026 series, Legacy #283, in the Adam Gorham 1:25 retailer-incentive variant. The issue continues Benjamin Percy's contemporary Frank Castle run, with Tombstone and Jigsaw central to the story, and this copy is preserved in a Collect Forever Soft Slab. The ratio incentive makes it a scarcer distribution variant than the regular cover, while the physical UPC and Collect Forever label provide precise edition identification.
Why this object matters
Gorham’s variant records a specific visual treatment of the current Punisher run. The 1:25 distribution mechanism is useful marketing evidence, not sufficient evidence of strong cultural importance or an exact production count. A meaningful 7.0 is proportionate.
Evidence limits: Complete comic presumed from intact encapsulated presentation; front and rear covers physically verified. Interior pagination is not accessible for direct collation while housed in the Soft Slab.
Score and assessment method
Archive Importance: 7 / 10.
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