The Punisher skull is an iconic symbol that brings fear to every criminal in New York, and one cosplayer has given it a fantastic new design.

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.

The Houston Rockets posted a photo of the star guard wearing a mask that appeared to show Thin Blue Line and Punisher skull images, both of which have been criticized for an association with white ...

The Punisher’s skull logo turns up in all the wrong places — what its creator thinks about it now Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email ...

The Punisher’s Skull, a ghostly white cranium often painted over a pitch black background, perfectly occupies the uncomfortable shaded areas in the venn diagram of politically conservative ...

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

For now, as Marvel fans continue to indulge with the Punisher’s quest for revenge in his Netflix series, the true meaning of the Punisher’s skull remains in the eye of the beholder, says Conway.

Marvel has even addressed this in the comics, with the Punisher threatening police who use his symbol. Yesterday the Punisher skull was spotted several times.

Americans who wear the Punisher skull signify spiritual fidelity to the dark heart of murder beating underneath the red, white and blue façade of American identity.

TOPLINE Police and military personnel have adopted the Marvel character The Punisher’s iconic skull as a symbol of force in recent years—but the character’s creator, Gerry Conway, told ...

Gerry Conway created The Punisher 45 years ago with artists John Romita Sr. and Ross Andru, and he recently discussed his 50-plus years in the comics business in an interview with SyFy Wire. Along ...