See Ya Around Frankie

• Writer - Frank Tieri
• Penciler - Terry Dodson
• Inker - Rachel Dodson
• Colorist - Avalon Studios
• Colorist - Edgar Taded
• Lettering - Comicraft
• Ass't Editor - Warren Simons
• Ass't Editor - John Miesegaes
• Editor - Axel Alonso
• Editor in Chief - Joe Quesada

Summary

  The Punisher is seen taking a few good hits, courtesy of Logan, as a "favor returned" for when Punisher had ran Logan over with a steam roller. Their fight spills into a toy store, where each of them trade insults towards each other: Punisher telling Logan to stay out of his "sandbox" and his disappointment for not doing away with "lowlifes" like [Johnny] Delacavva and for Logan to stick to fighting "megalomaniac mutant goofballs with buckets on their head", while Logan telling Punisher that he was a joke and that he was not the "cure" to the "disease" that the Punisher thought of himself as. The Punisher blames Logan for being a mass murderer, while Logan blames the Punisher for killing innocent people. Their fight spills into the mall that the toy store resided in. The Punisher ambushes Logan in the mall, ties a rope around his neck, and drags him behind on a motorcycle. [Now how the Punisher "just so happen" to have a motorcycle inside a mall facility is beyond my comprehension] Logan escapes, and manages to get the Punisher to crash his motorcycle into a store. The Punisher uses the motorcycle chain to try to cut Logan at the neck, but Logan manages to break free and send the Punisher crashing through another window, knocking him out. As Logan tells the Punisher that the world wasn't as black and white as he believed it to be, and that there will always be a mob, no matter what the Punisher did, Logan suddenly notices some content that had fallen out of the Punisher's bag when he crashed through the window. The Punisher opens his eyes as Logan, holding a bunch of male bodybuilding magazines that had fallen out of his bag, comments on how the Punisher had been making fun of him for wearing yellow tights. Logan thinks to himself how it suddenly made sense: how the Punisher was single, neat, and very organized. In his defense, the Punisher quickly says that those people were suspects, and that he was always looking for suspects. Logan flicks the magazine into the Punisher's lab, sarcastically saying that the Punisher should just keep telling himself that, and leaves.