Bernthal makes his long-awaited return in Episode 4, as the series follows up on a huge cliffhanger involving White Tiger (Kamar de los Reyes) being shot dead by a vigilante wearing the Punisher skull ...

You don't do what I do. Nobody does." Art by Szymon Kudranski. (Image Credit: Marvel) With Born Again, Marvel seems to be addressing the Punisher skull controversy on a wider, more visible scale. We ...

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

H ave you ever wondered what the Punisher skull really stands for? It’s that striking white skull on a black background we’ve ...

At a time when filmmakers deviated from the comic source material to fit what was prevalent in cinemas, the New World ...

Murdock and good cop Cherry (Clark Johnson) stashed Torres in a safe house tagged with graffiti: the Punisher skull emblazoned with the word “triggered.” (The provocative mural is the work of ...

"Guess whose logo I found on the bullet casing?" Matt asks. The answer? The Punisher's stylized skull, of course. "Oh, for Christ's sake," Frank mutters. "Bunch of bullsh-- fanboys, huh?" ...

The storyline references the way real-life officers were seen sporting the Punisher's skull logo on their uniforms. In the scene, Punisher has a haunting take on grief, loss, and retribution.

Bernthal's Punisher first debuted in the Netflix Daredevil show in season 2, which dropped on March 18, 2016. Born Again episode 4 premiered on March 18 in the US (and March 19 in the UK).

The Punisher’s skull emblem has become one of Marvel’s most recognizable symbols, adorning everything from t-shirts to controversial appearances on police vehicles and military gear.

Jon Bernthal‘s Frank Castle, aka the Punisher, is finally back in the MCU. Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox) comes face-to-face with his old acquaintance and violent vigilante as he searches for White ...