Bullseye’s entrance into the MCU marked a paradigm-shifting tragedy in the life of Matt Murdock. After his conviction in Daredevil: Born Again episode, the year after he assassinated Foggy Nelson, the character has once again surfaced in the MCU, and this time, he has a visual upgrade unlike any other.

Daredevil: Born Again episode 8 gradually transforms Wilson Bethel's Benjamin Poindexter into Bullseye as the villain engages his abilities.

Daredevil: Born Again directors explain why and how the idea to associate Wilson Bethel's Bullseye scenes with a blue lighting change came to be.

Born Again was so good I’m actually a little mad about it. This should have been the show from the start.

Born Again episode 8. Bullseye returned in the latest episode of Daredevil: Born Again to settle some unfinished business with the Fisks. Not only do we find out more about his role in Foggy's death,

Daredevil: Born Again episode eight features a rose motif in some of its scenes with the villainous Bullseye. And while it could be easy to dismiss the visual quirk as just a product of set design, it could be hinting at something deeper in the Daredevil mythos – because as it happens,