Original sentence: Created by Joe Simon for Harvey's short-lived superhero line, the character Jigsaw (real name: Gary Jason) was the disconnectable "Man of a Thousand Parts".He first appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man #161 (Nov.Jigsaw is also a Marvel Comics supervillain who is the archenemy of the Punisher.Jigsaw is the name of at least two comic book characters.Jigsaw on official Joe Simon site.The Grand Comics Database.The backup features were "Super Luck" in issue #1 (artist unknown) and "The Man From SRAM" (art by Golden Age veteran Carl Pfeufer) in #2.The feature was drawn by Tony Tallarico, with the writing generally, if unconfirmably, credited to Otto Binder.The first Jigsaw is the little-known star of an eponymous, two-issue superhero series published by Harvey Comics from September to December 1966.The first issue also featured an anthological science fiction story drawn by EC Comics great Reed Crandall
Edited sentence: As the Punisher was inspired by the Executioner (Mack Bolan), it may be the case that Jigsaw was inspired by an incident in another paperback series, The Marksman.He first appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man #161 in November, 1976.In Marksman#4: Mafia Wipe-Out, the Marksman disfigured a man by scooping shards of glass in a jacket and rubbing it in the face of an enemy named Mario.Jigsaw is a  Marvel Comics supervillain who is the arch-enemy of the Punisher.Jigsaw's face was subjected to a plate glass window