At one point, Bullseye was declared insane due to a brain tumor, and he began hallucinating, seeing random people were actually Daredevil, and tried killing them all. The true Daredevil managed to defeat him, and the tumor was removed.
His real name is Shelton Pendergrass. This version is psychopathic/sociopathic and shows extreme obsessive compulsive tendencies toward his targets. He is said to have gassed an entire elementary school when some children were witness to a mob hit and then killed the rest of the town with bombs at the mass funeral.
In DAREDEVIL #169, suffering from a brain tumor, Bullseye saw everyone as his red-clad enemy and killed as many as he could. DD hero defeated the villain and even got him treatment, but when Bullseye heard that Elektra had become Kingpin's number one assassin, he broke out of jail.
He killed two of the women Daredevil loved more than anyone, ruined his reputation, and then killed Daredevil himself. He betrayed his associates and then, in the end, he killed himself, robbing anyone from the ability to gain revenge against him. Bullseye might be the most heinous villain in Marvel Comics history.
Bullseye is a major enemy of both Elektra and Daredevil and an antagonist in Marvel Comics, serving as the secondary antagonist of the Daredevil franchise. He is a psychopathic assassin who is able to use almost any object as a lethal weapon.
Earning the enmity of Daredevil, Elektra's lover, Bullseye fought the enraged hero high over the tops of New York City, and Bullseye was allowed to fall to his death by Daredevil.
While he's quite intelligent, his obsessions and various schizophrenic episodes have worn him down and his actions sometimes do not make much sense. He's not very good at planning ahead and anticipating the consequences of his actions, in particular.
Deadshot was the better fighter. Boomstick: Speed is clearly what Deadshot takes when being faster than a bullet to having weapons that can blow up buildings. Wiz: While Bullseye is expert marksmen. Deadshot is way better from shooting blindfold to taking down three arrows in instant.
Bullseye technically has no superhuman powers, though his aim is so incredible it may as well be superhuman. Bullseye can turn just about any object into a deadly projectile, be it a knife, a bullet, a paperclip or even a tooth. He can hit his targets with pinpoint accuracy from almost any distance or angle.
Born Again in which Kingpin has a mentally ill man dress up as Daredevil in an attempt to discredit and incriminate the real Daredevil (and also kill Foggy Nelson). An unnamed story arc of the early nineties written by Ann Nocenti where Bullseye impersonated Daredevil of his own accord to ruin his reputation.
Bullseye himself has stated that he killed his own mother. He also killed Elektra, Daredevil's partner, and lover, with her own sai. However, she was later revived by The Hand. Although primarily a Daredevil villain, Bullseye has battled Spider-Man, Deadpool, The Punisher, and the X-Men's Archangel.
No, he's a standard Human in The Marvel Universe. Hawkeye is a really, really good shot, but he's only human. Now, Bullseye is most likely a Superhuman: But no, he's not a Mutant, just a really, really good marksman.
She agreed and Poindexter explained that he had been following her because he wanted to act more like her. He asked for her help because he felt like he was drowning and needed someone to turn to.
Nightwing is one of the most skilled heroes in the DC Universe. He's the total package for a non-superpowered hero. He should be able to beat Bullseye but the problem comes in that his costume doesn't give him a lot of protection and that will cost him against Bullseye.
Daredevil and Bullseye's battle revealed each character's strengths. While Daredevil was better with close-range combat, Bullseye was superior with long-range precision. Bullseye's abilities gave him the advantage, and he won, cementing himself as a powerful foe.
In the world of comic books and video games, Bullseye seldom defeats The Punisher. He has come close to killing Frank on multiple occasions, but their fights end in Castle's favor or a tie more often than not.
A commonly observed trope in TV and movies represents schizophrenia as criminal and violent. (Think Norman Bates in Psycho, Mr. Cleg in Spider, or any of the dozens of characters from shows like Criminal Minds' endless carousels of violent depictions of madness and neurodiversity.)
Alice also experiences extreme paranoia in the form of fear of harm, which is one of the most common symptoms of schizophrenia (Weiten, 2018). For Alice, this manifests as fear of the Queen of Hearts.
Her formidable fighting skills only faltered when faced with Bullseye's unparalleled marksmanship. Elektra got Bullseye back in DARK REIGN: ELEKTRA #4, when she impaled the merciless mercenary with one of his own arrows.
The main character, Matt Murdock (Daredevil), became blind after an incident involving a chemical spill when he was a child. The accident gave him superhuman senses and the ability to navigate the world in a different way.
More Stories By Nellie. Wilson Bethel, who played Benjamin Poindexter/Bullseye on Netflix's Daredevil, is reprising his role on Disney+'s upcoming Daredevil: Born Again, sources confirm to Deadline. I hear he is set to appear in three episodes of the series, which is now filming.
