The Punisher Armory # 2 Jim Lee 1991 NM-

The Punisher Armory # 2, published by Marvel Comics in June 1991, is a technical "catalog-style" one-shot that profiles Frank Castle's extensive arsenal of weapons and equipment. Unlike a standard comic book, it lacks a traditional narrative plot and instead serves as a fictional reference guide narrated by the Punisher himself. 

• Weapon Profiles: The issue contains 32 pages of detailed descriptions for guns, explosives, knives, and even crossbows. Each entry typically explains why the Punisher chose a specific item for his war on crime.
• Narrative Style: Each piece of equipment is accompanied by a technical breakdown and "notes" from the Punisher’s point of view, detailing its field performance and effectiveness against various targets.
• No Advertisements: The series was famously published without advertisements, allowing for uninterrupted pages of weaponry and equipment details. 

• Writer and Artist: Eliot R. Brown, who was known for his technical drawings and work on other Marvel technical guides.
• Cover Artist: The cover features high-profile artwork by Jim Lee, a notable draw for collectors during the Copper Age era.
• Additional Art: The issue lists additional contributions from Hugh Haynes (art), John Wellington (colors), and Cindy Emmert (art).