The co-creator of Marvel Comics’ darkest antihero, The Punisher, is hoping to take back the character’s logo from police. The Punisher character, whose real name is Frank Castle, is a ...

Marvel's the Punisher Lays the Beatdown on Cops Who Use His Skull Symbol for 'Blue Lives Matter' Movement Published Jul 15, 2019 at 12:08 PM EDT Updated Jul 13, 2022 at 5:54 AM EDT By Daniel Avery ...

The skull also grew a bit more "menacing." ... and his soft coloring in favor of a new logo and color scheme of red, pewter and black. That has remained Tampa’s main look, ...

I'm looking for young comic book artists of color who'd like to participate in a small fundraising project for #BLM to reclaim the Punisher skull as a symbol of justice rather than lawless police ...

On Wednesday, the skull logo was spotted on some of those individuals, specifically a number of rioters participating in the violent uprising at the U.S. Capitol in Washington D.C.

Warning: Spoilers for Ultimates (2024) #10 ahead! The Punisher is no stranger to controversy, with his infamous skull logo often used to declare a philosophy of violence as justice. But the ...

The Punisher skull and logo from tMarvel's "The Punisher" (Getty/Gregg DeGuire) Facebook X Reddit Email Save. White Americans appear to have enlisted into a death cult. If one drives ...

Inverse also asked Conway about the proliferation of the skull logo in the police and army. While people like “American Sniper” Chris Kyle appropriated the logo because, in his view, the ...

The Punisher skull is definitely something I would be worried to see an officer wearing if they pulled me over, but it’s still arguably less bonkers than a Sheriff’s Deputy with a QAnon patch.

But much like the Punisher’s original creator, Ennis is not a fan of Frank Castle’s skull logo being used by cops and, more recently, Trump supporters who attacked the U.S. Capitol building ...

By contrast, the Vicious Biscuit chef skull is backgrounded by a pair of rolling pins. Bad Biscuit’s logo features crossed rolling pins, too, albeit in the spot below the skull’s chin.

The Marine Corps’ Okinawa-based expeditionary unit has changed its logo from a bald eagle over an anchor to a dragon emerging from water to chow down on an enemy’s skull.