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Lars Teglbjaerg SWEDEN
Member Since March 2005
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Daredevil 132, page 6

Location: Daredevil (Bob Brown)
Artists: Bob Brown (Penciller) ,  Klaus Janson (Inker)

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Location: Daredevil (Bob Brown)
Title: Daredevil 132, page 6*
Artist:  Bob Brown (Penciller) ,  Klaus Janson (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 883
Likes on CAF: 1
Comments: 5
Added to Site: 3/15/2008

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Description
The second appearance of Bullseye, introduced in DD #131.
With the arrival of the art team of Bob Brown and Klaus Janson, DD returned to new greatness.
Superb lettering by Joe Rosen. Michele Wolfman was the colorist, and the writer her then-husband, Marv.
This is a page from the very first DD issue I bought directly from the newssstand in New Zealand back in 1976.

Provenance: eBay 2008 (from the estate of Bob Brown).

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Member Since: March 2005
Last Login: July 2026
Ebay Id: teglar
Country: SWEDEN
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aric shapiro Member Since 2006
Posted On 3/15/2008

just a fabulous page
Craig Rogers Member Since 2004
Posted On 3/16/2008

Very nice!
Marvelman Excelsior Member Since 2011
Posted On 1/28/2022

Superb, dynamic page - Janson's inks are just amazing and add depth to any artist. Classic Bronze Age goodness!

O P Member Since 2006
Posted On 12/30/2023

Fantastic!

Steven Dilworth Member Since 2012
Posted On 7/5/2026

This is a perfect page for my observation.  While Frank Miller was dazzling everyone up on the high wire, I've always felt Klaus Janson was as much or more responsible for the 'look' everyone lauded.  I'm an unabashed Bob Brown fan, but look at the page.  Because of Klaus, I'd easily mistake it for a Miller Daredevil.  Look at him flipping across that half-splash.  Who here, if only seeing that, wouldn't think it was a Miller Daredevil?  Klaus's embellishment is transformative.

God!  I love that elephant.