Daredevil #160

Bullseye stands triumphant on a field of wreckage, dangling what appears to be a weapon or chain as a red-tinted, grimacing Daredevil looms large in the background — a striking compositional choice by cover artists Frank Miller and Klaus Janson that immediately signals the Man Without Fear is in serious trouble. Crouched at Bullseye's feet, a red-haired woman in blue struggles amid the debris, adding urgency to the cover's tagline: "In the Hands of Bullseye!" This September 1979 issue showcases Miller's dynamic linework at its most tense and atmospheric, making it a compelling snapshot of Daredevil's turbulent Bronze Age.