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|Box title = Bull's-Eye Bill
 
|Box title = Bull's-Eye Bill
|image = Image:Target01-01.jpg|thumb
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|caption = Cover to Target Comics v1 #1
 
 
|Row 1 title = Real Name
 
|Row 1 title = Real Name
 
|Row 1 info = Bill Target
 
|Row 1 info = Bill Target
 
|Row 2 title = First Appearance
 
|Row 2 title = First Appearance
|Row 2 info = Target Comics v1 #1 (1940)
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|Row 2 info = Target Comics vol. 1 #1 (1940)
 
|Row 3 title = Original Publisher
 
|Row 3 title = Original Publisher
 
|Row 3 info = Novelty
 
|Row 3 info = Novelty
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|Row 4 info = Bill Everett (as Everett Blake)
 
|Row 4 info = Bill Everett (as Everett Blake)
 
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== Golden Age Origin ==
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== Origin ==
From Target Comics v1 #1 - “Even in this civilized day and age there is still to be found some of the romance of the Old West. Our story opens in the little town of Wenton, Arizona—one of the last of the old frontier outposts. A few miles out of this community lives “Bull’s-Eye” Bill Target, a young native talented in the gifts of gun-slinging, hard riding and cowpunching.” 
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From ''Target Comics'' vol. 1 #1 - “Even in this civilized day and age there is still to be found some of the romance of the Old West. Our story opens in the little town of Wenton, Arizona—one of the last of the old frontier outposts. A few miles out of this community lives “Bull’s-Eye” Bill Target, a young native talented in the gifts of gun-slinging, hard riding and cowpunching.” 
   
 
After president Franklin Roosevelt announced that the United States would provide weapons and supplies for it's allies, becoming an "arsenal for democracy," [[Uncle Sam]] summoned the [[Chameleon]], [[Skipper]] (leader of [[Boystate]]), Karen Drake, Lucky Byrd, Bull's-Eye Bill, Manowar the [[White Streak]], [[Spacehawk]], and the [[Target]]. Explaining that the United States needed them more then ever, he charged each character with a certain task. Bull's Eye was told to provide horses for the U.S. Cavalry Remount Service.
 
After president Franklin Roosevelt announced that the United States would provide weapons and supplies for it's allies, becoming an "arsenal for democracy," [[Uncle Sam]] summoned the [[Chameleon]], [[Skipper]] (leader of [[Boystate]]), Karen Drake, Lucky Byrd, Bull's-Eye Bill, Manowar the [[White Streak]], [[Spacehawk]], and the [[Target]]. Explaining that the United States needed them more then ever, he charged each character with a certain task. Bull's Eye was told to provide horses for the U.S. Cavalry Remount Service.
   
== Golden Age Appearances ==
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== Public Domain Appearances ==
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*Target Comics vol.1 #1-12
*Target Comics v1 #1-12; v2 #1-4,6-12; v3 #1-12; v4 #1-11; v5 #2-5, 7-8; v6 2-3, 5-9; v7 #2,4,6,9-10,12; v8 #1-7, 9-10; v9 #1,3,7,10
 
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**vol. 2 #1-4, 6-12
*Dick Cole (1948) v1 #2
 
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***vol.3 #1-12
*Dick Cole (1949) #6-8
 
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***vol. 4 #1-11
*Dick Cole (1958) #7
 
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****vol. 5 #2-5, 7-8
*White Rider and Super Horse (1950) #4-6
 
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*****vol. 6 2-3, 5-9
*White Rider and Super Horse (1953) #5-6
 
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******vol. 7 #2, 4, 6, 9-10, 12
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*******vol. 8 #1-7, 9-10
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********vol. 9 #1, 3, 7, 10
 
*Dick Cole vol. 1 #2
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**vol. 2 #6-8
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***vol. 3 #7
 
*White Rider and Super Horse vol. 1 #4-6
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*vol. 2 #5-6
   
 
== See Also ==
 
== See Also ==

Latest revision as of 18:42, 25 July 2020

Bull's-Eye Bill
Target01-01

Real Name

Bill Target

First Appearance

Target Comics vol. 1 #1 (1940)

Original Publisher

Novelty

Created by

Bill Everett (as Everett Blake)

Origin

From Target Comics vol. 1 #1 - “Even in this civilized day and age there is still to be found some of the romance of the Old West. Our story opens in the little town of Wenton, Arizona—one of the last of the old frontier outposts. A few miles out of this community lives “Bull’s-Eye” Bill Target, a young native talented in the gifts of gun-slinging, hard riding and cowpunching.” 

After president Franklin Roosevelt announced that the United States would provide weapons and supplies for it's allies, becoming an "arsenal for democracy," Uncle Sam summoned the Chameleon, Skipper (leader of Boystate), Karen Drake, Lucky Byrd, Bull's-Eye Bill, Manowar the White Streak, Spacehawk, and the Target. Explaining that the United States needed them more then ever, he charged each character with a certain task. Bull's Eye was told to provide horses for the U.S. Cavalry Remount Service.

Public Domain Appearances

  • Target Comics vol.1 #1-12
    • vol. 2 #1-4, 6-12
      • vol.3 #1-12
      • vol. 4 #1-11
        • vol. 5 #2-5, 7-8
          • vol. 6 2-3, 5-9
            • vol. 7 #2, 4, 6, 9-10, 12
              • vol. 8 #1-7, 9-10
                • vol. 9 #1, 3, 7, 10
  • Dick Cole vol. 1 #2
    • vol. 2 #6-8
      • vol. 3 #7
  • White Rider and Super Horse vol. 1 #4-6
  • vol. 2 #5-6

See Also