Brown, Bob - Daredevil #141 p.15 - Bullseye's Awesome Precision!

Bullseye’s Ridiculously Awesome Precision! Original Art from Daredevil #141 (1976)

This stunning original page from Daredevil #141 (1976) showcases a brilliantly absurd yet iconic display of Bullseye’s deadly accuracy, as he takes down the Man Without Fear with nothing more than... a paper airplane!

Illustrated by Bob Brown (pencils) and Jim Mooney (inks), this page is a Bronze Age gem, featuring Daredevil’s deadliest foe in only his third-ever comic book appearance! As any fan knows, Bullseye’s power lies in his ability to turn any object into a lethal weapon, but this page takes that concept to a whole new level, showing him somehow guiding a simple folded piece of paper through the air with pinpoint accuracy, hitting Daredevil right in a vulnerable nerve center and knocking him unconscious!

It’s an over-the-top, wonderfully ridiculous moment that embodies the charm and creativity of classic comics, making it an absolute must-have for any Daredevil or Bullseye fan. Adding to the appeal, the layout of this page is fantastic, with great close-ups of Daredevil realizing what’s about to happen, leading to a dramatic final panel where he plunges into the water, a helpless victim of Bullseye’s uncanny skill!

For collectors seeking a unique and conversation-starting page, one that’s equal parts action, absurdity, and pure comic book fun, this piece delivers in spades. A true one-of-a-kind Bullseye moment from a key early appearance of Daredevil’s greatest nemesis!