Punisher: An Eye for an Eye #[nn] (1991) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	-	cover	1	pencils: Jim Lee; inks: Jim Lee; colors: Gregory Wright	Punisher
1	Credits	credits, title page	1	pencils: Eliot R. Brown; inks: Eliot R. Brown; colors: John Wellington
2	Co-Conspirators Talk	text article	1	script: Suzanne Gaffney; colors: John Wellington
3	An Eye for an Eye Chapter One: Sunday in the Park	comic story	28	script: Carl Potts; pencils: Carl Potts, Jim Lee; inks: Jim Lee; colors: John Wellington; letters: Jim Novak	Punisher; Microchip (guest appearance); Hector Montoya (villain); The Mob (villains)
4	An Eye for an Eye Chapter Two: Tie a Yellow Ribbon	comic story	26	script: Carl Potts; pencils: Carl Potts, Jim Lee; inks: Jim Lee; colors: John Wellington; letters: Jim Novak	Punisher; Microchip (guest appearance); Daredevil (guest appearance); Jason Hunt (guest appearance); Hector Montoya (villain)
5	An Eye for an Eye Chapter Three: A Dish Best Served Cold	comic story	24	script: Carl Potts; pencils: Carl Potts, Jim Lee; inks: Jim Lee; colors: John Wellington; letters: Jim Novak	Punisher; Microchip (guest appearance); Daredevil (guest appearance); Jason Hunt (guest appearance); Hector Montoya (villain, death)
6	Cover Gallery	cover reprint (on interior page)	1	script: Suzanne Gaffney; pencils: Carl Potts, Jim Lee, Eliot R. Brown; inks: Jim Lee, Eliot R. Brown; colors: John Wellington	Punisher; Daredevil; Kevin Hunt; Hector Montoya

Collection	Year
Punisher War Journal by Carl Potts and Jim Lee #[nn] ISBN 978-1-302-90107-3	2016	On eBay ›

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