Daredevil #141
(VERY FINE/NEAR MINT)
3RD APPEARANCE OF BULLSEYE
"Daredevil #141," released in January 1977, is a notable issue within the Daredevil series, particularly for advancing major plotlines involving Daredevil's complex relationships and his ongoing battle against organized crime. Written by Marv Wolfman with artwork by John Buscema and Jim Mooney, this issue is part of a significant era in Daredevil's history that explores darker themes and deeper character development.
The storyline titled "Target: Death!" features Daredevil confronting the challenges posed by Bullseye and the villainous organization led by the mysterious Mr. Kline. In this issue, Daredevil is ensnared in a deadly trap set by Bullseye, who has become one of his most formidable foes. Bullseye's scheme involves a series of elaborate manipulations that not only threaten Daredevil's life but also aim to ruin his reputation, framing him for crimes he did not commit.
This issue is crucial for showcasing Daredevil's detective skills and his resilience under pressure, as he works to untangle the web of deceit spun by his enemies. The psychological aspects of Daredevil's confrontations with Bullseye are highlighted, deepening the enmity between them and setting the stage for their legendary rivalry.
John Buscema, assisted by Jim Mooney, provides dynamic and compelling artwork that captures the intense action and emotional depth of the story. Their illustrations bring to life the gritty atmosphere of New York City, where much of Daredevil's vigilante activities take place, and effectively portray the dramatic tension of the narrative.
"Daredevil #141" is remembered for its tight, suspenseful storytelling and its role in developing the character of Bullseye as a key antagonist in the Daredevil series. It reflects the series' shift towards more complex storytelling and character exploration, making it a significant issue for fans of the "Man Without Fear."
