Daredevil #169

In "Devils," Frank Miller delivers a chilling exploration of perception and obsession as Bullseye, haunted by a brain tumor that distorts his vision, begins to see everyone around him as Daredevil—and acts on that delusion with deadly precision. With stark, dynamic artwork by Miller and Janson, and a hauntingly precise script, this issue plunges into the mind of a killer whose reality is unraveling, one mistaken identity at a time. The cover by Miller and Janson captures the tension with a striking, shadowed portrait of Bullseye’s fractured focus.