Bullseye: Greatest Hits

David Hine is rapidly becoming one of the best comic book writers out there today and this book is no exception. He delves into the psyche of Marvel's most psychotic villain, Bullseye. Great violent fun.

Collecting the five issue mini-series, Bullseye: Greatest Hits focuses around the popular Daredevil villain and attempts to reveal the assassin for hire's past. Picking up at a secret underground facility, two special agents are sent to interrogate an imprisoned Bullseye and learn the whereabouts of nuclear weapons which he has hidden. In the process, he reveals much of his long shrouded past, or does he? As the issues go on, the mind games continue, and along the way we are treated to glimpses of flashbacks of his murder of Elektra, his first battle with Daredevil, and a bloody encounter with the Punisher. Daniel Way's script provides enough suspense and intrigue, even though it starts to wear thin before picking up again in the final issue, while Preacher artist Steve Dillon provides his usual superb pencils (no one draws the Punisher better than Dillon, no one). All in all, this TPB is worth picking up if your a fan of the villain, and it's a surprisingly solid mini-series that sadly flew under the radar.