Charlton Bullseye #6

Charlton Bullseye was an anthology comic series published by Charlton Comics between 1981 and 1982, intended as a showcase for the publisher's library of characters and a vehicle for new talent. Issue #6, released in 1982, arrived during a period when Charlton was attempting to modernize its presentation and revitalize its back catalog, often featuring a mix of reprints and new content designed to appeal to both long-time readers and the burgeoning direct-market comic shop audience.

The issue features cover art by Brian Bolland, whose distinct, clean-lined style was highly regarded during this era. Bolland’s work on the title is frequently cited by collectors for its technical precision and the sense of kinetic energy he brought to the publisher’s characters. While the series was often seen as an underdog in a market increasingly dominated by Marvel and DC, it remains respected by historians for its role in platforming influential creators and maintaining the legacy of the Charlton superheroes.