Posted on 10/12/2009

Awesome page. 'Nuff said indeed!

Posted on 10/12/2009

Leave 'im there, hornhead, leave him there!

Posted on 10/12/2009

Well, this is a great page, indeed. Daredevil/Bullseye fight scenes from Miller/Janson Daredevil run were just one of the defining moments of comics 1.0: just a little piece of history you got here.

Posted on 10/12/2009

I forgot you had this one. Just awesome and good to see it again.

Posted on 10/13/2009

That is a terrific Bullseye battle page, Scott!

Posted on 10/13/2009

Great page!! Thanks for sharing.

Posted on 10/13/2009

Wow, awesome page!!

Posted on 10/13/2009

Nice, Scott! Miller DD pages don't get any cooler than that.

Posted on 10/13/2009

Thanks for sharing this great page!

Posted on 10/15/2009

Wowza!

Posted on 12/3/2009

Incredible... one of the best Miller DD pages I've seen. Congrats!

Posted on 1/23/2010

I so love Miller's run on Daredevil. This page is out of one of my favorite stories during that time. Your page? It really just speaks for itself. It's almost impossible to top an interior page like this. Bullseye to boot? "YIKES'!

Posted on 1/12/2012

Amazing page, please let me know if one day you have a DD or Wolverine page by Miller for sale ! Congrats

Posted on 5/18/2013

Fantastic page to a really great story.

Posted on 12/1/2013

So good!

Posted on 11/6/2017

Awesome page Scott! wow

Posted on 7/5/2019

Please accpet my apologies on the 10 year delay to post a comment on this incredible artwork.  I think that this issue in particular showed why Miller the writer/artist was even better than Miller the artist when he pencilled issues 160 and 161.  Bullseye was no longer just a murderous villian and foil for DD.  Miller's focus on Bullseye in this issue made his mental instability more palpable and easier to understand.  The battle scenes in this issue were outstanding with Janson's great inking. 

While I am not in your immediate or extended circle, I have always appreciated the way that we have interacted, initiated, and completed our deals at the SDCC.  When a person reaches your stature in the profession of the comic book industry as a creator, egos sometimes challenge a serious fan's interest to interface with someone that he has followed for over 20 years now.  I admire your collection as you have focused intently on putting together works that influenced you to become an artist and a professional.  I look forward to seeing you again at this year's SDCC - the true 50th!

Posted on 8/27/2020

If this battle scene was choreographed any slicker, it would be a Tango.

Posted on 3/19/2022

This one is just Killer and Classic, not enough good words I can say about it!

Posted on 7/2/2022

Great battle page!