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According to the scribe, future issues of the mature comic will feature a revamped version of the popular Marvel villain Bullseye.
"With Bullseye, I changed him quite a bit. I didn't want a guy running around the Max Universe killing people with playing cards and toothpicks. Instead, he's the assassin who never misses," Aaron told Newsarama.
"Once he takes on a target and a job, he never fails to finish the job and take that target down, no matter what it takes. No matter how crazy, no matter what he's got to do to himself, he'll get the job done."
Released under Marvel's Max imprint for older readers, the book debuted in November and has spanned five issues to date. Artwork on the series is provided by Steve Dillon.
The reimagined Bullseye will be introduced in PunisherMax #6 in April.
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