Even if you're unsure what a Monster energy drink is, you've probably seen (and would be able to recognize) that iconic neon-green "M" logo that literally ... a red Monster and a blue.

Ultimately, the claim involving a 666 on Monster energy drink cans relies on the incorrect assumption the three claw marks comprising the logo represent three iterations of the Hebrew symbol "Vav ...

feel-good image is the same one that owns the gritty Monster Energy drinks. The brand, which sponsors extreme sports events, features a neon-green triple-slash logo on beverage offerings such as ...

Documents filed with the U.S. Patent Office's trial and appeal board show that Monster Energy, makers of a popular energy drink, says the team's logo of a clawed-up basketball is too similar to ...

The Monster drink company says a Byron ... includes photos that show Master Metalworks using an "M" logo nearly identical to the energy drink's "claw" trademark. But Master's co-owner Shane ...