"I Never Miss": Our ol' Favorite Target head Benjamin Poindexter AKA Lester AKA BULLSEYE ;)

[Mike_Murdock]

Could you give some context to what you're linking to?

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https://www.bleedingcool.com/2017/12...evil-bullseye/

"Daredevil comics have been going on for years and there are plenty of villains the series could tap into and there has been a lot of talk about the Born Again series,
another celebrated run by Miller with David Mazzuchelli. This series is basically what Miller brought to the character,
and we’ve seen all of the components so far with Kingpin, Elektra, the Hand, the Chaste and Stick.
But missing from that group is Bullseye, and it just won’t seem right until we see the best live-action Daredevil to date take on his best enemy."

Hear, hear!

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Daredevil #284 Sep 1990
The Outsider
DD returns from Hell with his memories scrambled;

Bullseye finds out about the confusion


and decides to take advantage of the situation.

Script by Ann Nocenti http://www.comicsreporter.com/index....y_ann_nocenti/, pencils by Lee Weeks, inks by Al Williamson

[Matternativ]

Old Man Bullseye appeared prominently in Old Man Hawkeye #1 and will probably have a reoccurring role.

[Mike_Murdock]

Daredevil #284 Sep 1990
The Outsider
DD returns from Hell with his memories scrambled;

Bullseye finds out about the confusion


and decides to take advantage of the situation.

Script by Ann Nocenti http://www.comicsreporter.com/index....y_ann_nocenti/, pencils by Lee Weeks, inks by Al Williamson

That story is such a surprisingly good story. I consider it one of the highlights of Nocenti's run.

[Tony Stark]

Old Man Bullseye appeared prominently in Old Man Hawkeye #1 and will probably have a reoccurring role.

Thanks for the heads up.

[Matternativ]

Thanks for the heads up.

You are welcome

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Daredevil #191 Feb 1983
Roulette
Daredevil plays a little game of Russian Roulette with a hospitalized Bullseye.

Has DD finally gone too far in his quest for vengeance?

Matt Murdock is a changed man, and not for the better.

In the final issue of Frank Miller's historic run on Daredevil, Matt takes a hard look at himself and Bullseye.

Script and pencils by Frank Miller http://www.comicsreporter.com/index...._frank_miller/, inks by Terry Austin

[Freud]

Daredevil #191 Feb 1983
Roulette
Daredevil plays a little game of Russian Roulette with a hospitalized Bullseye.

Has DD finally gone too far in his quest for vengeance?

Matt Murdock is a changed man, and not for the better.

In the final issue of Frank Miller's historic run on Daredevil, Matt takes a hard look at himself and Bullseye.

Script and pencils by Frank Miller http://www.comicsreporter.com/index...._frank_miller/, inks by Terry Austin

Bullseye has been noticeably absent in the DD comics for a while now save for that one issue where Matt is deliberately trying to lure him. Kind of missing him though. Has he been seen in any other recent comics save for the aforementioned appearance in Old Man Hawkeye?

[Tony Stark]

Bullseye has been noticeably absent in the DD comics for a while now save for that one issue where Matt is deliberately trying to lure him. Kind of missing him though. Has he been seen in any other recent comics save for the aforementioned appearance in Old Man Hawkeye?

He just had a 5 issue mini series that was really good.

[Matternativ]

Bullseye has been noticeably absent in the DD comics for a while now save for that one issue where Matt is deliberately trying to lure him. Kind of missing him though. Has he been seen in any other recent comics save for the aforementioned appearance in Old Man Hawkeye?

Well it's been a while since then but he was also featured in Kate's and Clint's generations oneshot which was set in the past.

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To me the character deserved better

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who here enjoyed his run on Punisher MAX :

Didn't get said run but the images sure are intriguing.

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This meme is right on target.

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something that's always bothered me about Bullseye is that he can kill with pretty much any throwable objects. but sometimes he defies physics with it. like an unsharpened billy club should probably be impossible to throw through someone. does he have superstrength? or is there something magical about what he's doing?

Nah. Pure skill.