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 ...

The Punisher skull is a favored symbol among white nationalists, Proud Boys, terrorist groups and January 6 insurrectionists. It’s been found tattooed on mass shooters and would-be killers who ...

The Punisher skull is a favored symbol among white nationalists, Proud Boys, terrorist groups and January 6 insurrectionists. It’s been found tattooed on mass shooters and would-be killers who ...

And why is this skull so popular anyway? It’s not just a cool design—though it definitely looks badass. The Punisher skull has taken on a life of its own, popping up in movies, TV shows, and ...

News Punisher Co-Creator Seeks to Reclaim the Skull. Gerry Conway, the Punisher’s co-creator, is trying to take the symbol back from white supremacist-adjacent bootleggers ...

Frank Castle is preparing to walk away from his skull logo on a variant cover for his new Punisher series from writer Jason Aaron and artists Jesús Saiz and Paul Azaceta. The skull logo has ...

In 2017, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader, the Catlettsburg Police Department, added the Punisher skull, complete with Blue Lives Matter slogan and flag decal, to eight of its vehicles.

Punisher #1 actually wasn’t the first appearance of his new logo. Marvel snuck a quick cameo of Punisher’s new status quo into the final page of Daredevil: Woman Without Fear #3.

The vast majority of Punisher stuff are produced and sold by Marvel, but it’s not hard to find the Punisher Skull without Marvel’s involvement alongside pro-police merchandise.