Bullseye

A mercenary and assassin whose real name remains largely a mystery, Bullseye rose through the ranks of the U.S. Army and covert government work before becoming Marvel's deadliest hired killer — capable of turning any object into a lethal projectile, with Adamantium later fused to his skeleton.

Few villains in Marvel's Bronze Age hit with the immediate, lasting impact of Bullseye, who crashed onto the scene in Daredevil #131 in 1976, courtesy of Marv Wolfman and Bob Brown — a debut that collectors still seek out nearly fifty years later. Across 235 catalog appearances and five key issues, this lethal antagonist has proven himself one of Marvel's most enduring and dangerous presences, haunting the pages of Daredevil, Thunderbolts, and Ultimate Spider-Man alike. He keeps remarkable company — sharing adventures with Daredevil, Matt Murdock, Spider-Man, Peter Parker, and Wilson Fisk — which tells you everything about the high-stakes corners of the Marvel Universe he inhabits. If you're building a serious Bronze Age collection or simply want to understand the dark heart of Hell's Kitchen, Bullseye is absolutely essential reading.