Bullseye: Greatest Hits #3-4 (or 5)
writer: Daniel Way
artist: Greg Dillon
published by Marvel Knights
Previously in this limited series, we've found that Bullseye was both an ex-operative of both the CIA and the NSA and every bit the rotten, psychotic SOB we know and love from the Daredevil comics.
Now, we find out he was also a heck of an entrepeneur, too. Using his CIA mandate in Nicaragua, Bullseye cut off the flow of cocaine through the country in the 80s to make a buck. He also incurred the wrath of the Punisher. Bad idea? Well, you're not Bullseye. Bullseye continues playing games with agents Baldry and Hoskins, leading to a showdown in the fifth and final issue that I'm gonna guess is gonna be bloody.
Daniel Way's a talent, and I don't know where Marvel dug him up, but they need to give him the room he needs and a few good characters to play with. Between his great characterization of Bullseye and Steve Dillon's art, I can't say enough good thnigs about this series.
I'm sure the trade will be out two weeks after the final issue, so you don't have to worry too much.
Friday, January 14, 2005
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