In particular, his classic skull logo has been taken on by military and law enforcement members as a symbol of their own ...

gunned down by a mysterious figure wearing body armor emblazoned with the Punisher’s skull. Despite these references, Frank Castle himself remained conspicuously absent – until now.

Daredevil: Cold Day in Hell #1 reveals a tortured and disfigured Punisher is now a prisoner of Bullseye, Daredevil's arch ...

But here's where Bernthal lays out the key difference between them, even when it seems like Matt has fully gone into Punisher mode. As he put it: But also, Frank ... about the skull-marked bullet ...

The storyline references the way real-life officers were seen sporting the Punisher's skull logo on their uniforms ... I didn't see the version of Frank, and what they wanted from Frank [didn ...

Matt asks. The answer? The Punisher's stylized skull, of course. "Oh, for Christ's sake," Frank mutters. "Bunch of bullsh-- fanboys, huh?" "Yeah, and a lot of them are cops," Matt replies.

saw the return of The Punisher, as Matt Murdock sought out his old "friend" after discovering a bullet casing with a familiar skull logo at the scene of Hector Ayala's murder. Murdock seemed ...

But despite the fact that Hector's shooter wore the same skull insigia as the Punisher ... that insignia, Frank chalks it up to a "bunch of bulls*** fanboys" that took his war against crime ...

Let’s dig into where it came from and why it sticks around. The skull belongs to Frank Castle, the Punisher, who first showed up in ‘The Amazing Spider-Man’ #129 back in 1974. He’s a former Marine ...