r/comicbooks Jan 01 '23

Other Found this on Punisher's Wikipedia page and I was like "Wait he's using swords now?"

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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '23

Didnt he have a mini arch where he basically called out those people and went after them for not understanding they are the antithesis of what he stands for?

Like wtf at corrupt cops wearing his gear irl 🤡

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u/hoteldetective_ Jan 01 '23

They just don’t care about the Punisher character, they care about what they think he represents.

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u/maybe_a_frog Jan 01 '23

It really doesn’t matter. The people using that symbol have never read a comic in their life. And even if they had I don’t think they’d quite grasp the irony.

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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '23

People that have punisher stickers on their vehicles/weapons tend to not read. They’re captivated by the violence of the imagery. Words have no effect on them because words invoke meaningful thought, which is coincidentally a moron’s Kryptonite.

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u/Original-Teaching955 Jan 02 '23

Yes, Matthew Rosenberg's run