Bulls Eye

From 1954 to 1955, Mainline Publications published Bulls Eye, a five-issue comics anthology that showcased a gritty, action-packed mix of crime, western, and adventure stories. The series is most notable for the early contributions of Jack Kirby, whose dynamic, explosive artwork brought a raw energy to its tales of outlaws and soldiers, alongside the polished storytelling of Leonard Starr. Though brief, Bulls Eye stands as a snapshot of mid-1950s genre comics, offering a compact but vivid look at the kind of hardboiled narratives that thrived before the Comics Code tightened its grip.