Continuing with the theme of sneak peeks at Kev’s coming comics (there’s some old school, Marvel alliteration for ya’), he are three pages that’ve been sitting in the iPhoto vault since 5/21/03: a double page spread of Daredevil and a single page reveal of an out-of-costume Bullseye from “Daredevil/Bullseye: Target”.

This mini-series has been an even bigger clusterfuck for me than “Spider-Man/Black Cat” was – and it’s even later, to boot (the first issue was written in December, ‘01). I turned in the script to issue two back in early ‘03, but then I guess Adam Kubert got involved in Neil Gaiman’s “1602″ and – because I hadn’t turned all my “Target” scripts in – the ish got back-burnered.

Well now we’re getting back on track, and I’m finishing out The Series That Never Should’ve Been, trying to make it fit into the current Marvel Universe (so far, so good). I’ve heard that the Kubert’s are going exclusive with DC, so I’m not sure what this means for the art chores on the rest of the series. But for now, here’re Adam’s renditions of The Man Without Fear and The Man With No Cool Nickname.