If you stacked up Marvel’s antiheroes, Frank Castle, aka The Punisher, would be glaring in the corner with the biggest chip ...

Any “cop” who wears a Punisher logo in his official capacity is identifying law enforcement with an outlaw. These “cops” are a disgrace to serious police officers everywhere.

Issue #52 of The Punisher Invades the ‘Nam comic released in 1991 sees Sgt. Frank Castle volunteer for a suicide mission where he has to kill an enemy sniper named The Monkey who wears a small ...

The Punisher's co-creator Gerry Conway has condemned the character's law enforcement fanbase, tweeting in 2019, "Any 'cop' who wears a Punisher logo in his official capacity is identifying law ...

The Punisher’s logo appears briefly at the end of Daredevil: Born Again episode 2, begging the question of why it looks different and who uses it.

Punisher’s new logo in Daredevil: Born Again, Episode 2 explained The altered version of the Punisher logo, adapted by dirty NYPD officers, likely suggests their misguided sense of justice and ...

A new TV spot for Daredevil: Born Again has arrived ahead of the show's March premiere – and it gives us our first look at the brand new Punisher logo. In the brief clip, which can be viewed ...

For a split second, we get a glimpse at the new Punisher logo – which is a grittier rendition, showing only half of the skull. New TV spot for #DaredevilBornAgain has been released.

The menacing skull logo made popular by the Marvel Punisher comics has in recent years been embraced by far-right extremist groups, including white nationalists and the neo-fascist Proud Boys.

You see the logo as a sticker on the back of big trucks and SUVs, or worse, as a white nationalist tattoo. The Punisher character debuted in a Marvel comic in 1974.