Skull patches, military patches, and any other weirdly antagonistic decorative motifs are bound to look decidedly corny—or worse yet, blithely patriotic.

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

The Army is investigating a photo showing a Special Forces soldier with a patch depicting a skull and crossbones image used by the Nazis. Check out our latest YouTube videos. Watch here 🎥 ...

The Punisher’s skull has appeared all over the place, especially in films about the military, from John Krasinski in “13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi” rocking a skull patch on his ...

The photo had three soldiers, one of whom was wearing a patch that seemed to depict the Nazi SS Totenkopfverbände -- a distinct skull and crossbones, or "death's head".The imagery is common for ...

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.

I had a large depressed skull fracture from a 1955 head on MVA. The successive plate surgeries with Stainless steel plates was rejected, and I went to school in a hard hat.

"When cops put Punisher skulls on their cars or members of the military wear Punisher skull patches, they're basically sides with an enemy of the system," Conway told SyFyWire in January.

Law enforcement and the military have both long appropriated the Punisher’s skull logo with members of both organizations applying the distinctive skull to everything from accessories, vehicles ...

A MARSOC Marine downrange sports the iconic Marine Raiders patch, though it's not officially approved for wear. (from Level Zero Heroes, via Facebook) CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. — In the Raider Room at ...

Because of Frank Castle’s military background with the Marines and his penchant for enforcing justice using guns, iconography related to the Punisher has ...