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Spider-Man vs. Bullseye

Lester, one of Marvel's biggest villains. In this site's ratings, the classic Peter Parker Spider-Man wins 65% of their one-on-one fights, so Spider-Man is the favorite.

Spider-Man (Peter Parker)65%Favored
VS
Bullseye35%Underdog

The verdict: Spider-Man has the edge

Fight rules: both fighters at their peak, no preparation, no allies, only their own powers and personal gear. A win is a knockout, a restraint they can't escape, or a forced surrender. The percentages are fan estimates, not official information.

Spider-Man's edge

Spider-sense warns of anything thrown, and he's faster and stronger.

Bullseye's edge

Perfect aim with anything, from paper clips to playing cards, and a killer's improvisation.

Odds for every Spider-Man

Each version of Spider-Man's chance of beating Bullseye. The best placed, Cosmic Spider-Man, wins 90% of the time; the worst placed, Spider-Ham, wins 57%. The last column says what moves each version away from classic Peter's 65%.

Spider-ManSpidey winsBarOutcomeWhat changes
Peter Parker
Earth-616 comics
65%FavoredThe baseline Spider-Man
Miles Morales
Earth-616 comics
70%FavoredOverall −3 for this version; +6: Camouflage: an opponent who aims by eye loses him completely.; +3: Venom strike: one clean jolt can stun or paralyze a living opponent.
Ben Reilly
Earth-616 comics
67%FavoredOverall −2 for this version; +3: Stingers: a sedative dart can end it against an opponent without superhuman toughness.; +1: Impact webbing pins a shooter's arms from range.
Superior Spider-Man
Earth-616 comics
67%FavoredOverall +2 for this version
Black-suit Peter
Earth-616 comics
69%FavoredOverall +5 for this version
Iron Spider Peter
Earth-616 comics
70%FavoredOverall +3 for this version; +3: Bulletproof plating and three waldo arms blunt guns, blades and arrows.
Cosmic Spider-Man
Earth-616 comics
90%FavoredOverall +40 for this version
Spider-Woman
Earth-616 comics
66%FavoredOverall −3 for this version; +4: Venom blasts stun or knock out living opponents.
Silk
Earth-616 comics
64%FavoredOverall −1 for this version
Ultimate Peter
Alternate comics
62%FavoredOverall −3 for this version
Ultimate Peter (2024)
Alternate comics
61%FavoredOverall −4 for this version
Spider-Gwen
Alternate comics
62%FavoredOverall −3 for this version
Spider-Man 2099
Alternate comics
68%Favored+3: Talons and a paralytic bite can end it against anything short of superhuman toughness.
Spider-Man Noir
Alternate comics
66%FavoredOverall −2 for this version; +3: He carries pistols, and a bullet ends it against an opponent without superhuman toughness.
Spider-Ham
Alternate comics
57%Toss-upOverall −8 for this version
Spider-Punk
Alternate comics
66%FavoredOverall −1 for this version; +2: Sonic blasts stagger living opponents.
Maguire's Peter
Film
61%FavoredOverall −4 for this version
Garfield's Peter
Film
61%FavoredOverall −4 for this version
Holland's Peter
Film
63%FavoredOverall −2 for this version
Spider-Verse Miles
Film
69%FavoredOverall −5 for this version; +6: Camouflage: an opponent who aims by eye loses him completely.; +3: Venom strike can stun a living opponent.
Spider-Verse Gwen
Film
60%FavoredOverall −5 for this version
Peter B. Parker
Film
60%FavoredOverall −5 for this version
1994 animated Peter
TV and animation
62%FavoredOverall −3 for this version
Spectacular Peter
TV and animation
60%FavoredOverall −5 for this version
Insomniac Peter
Video games
66%FavoredOverall +1 for this version
Insomniac Miles
Video games
74%FavoredOverall +1 for this version; +6: Camouflage: an opponent who aims by eye loses him.; +4: His venom blasts hit far harder than the comic version's.

Tale of the tape

Eight stats on a 1-to-10 scale, classic Spider-Man against Bullseye. How the stat scales work.

StatSpider-ManBullseye
Strength63
Speed65
Agility106
Durability64
Size44
Fighting skill79
Intelligence76
Ranged attack36

Bullseye's power set

Who is Bullseye?

Bullseye is an assassin who can turn almost anything into a deadly projectile, from playing cards to paper clips to teeth. His real name and past are a mystery, and he tells conflicting stories about them. He debuted in Daredevil #131 (1976) and became Daredevil's archenemy, murdering Elektra and Karen Page. His spine and bones are laced with adamantium, and he served on Norman Osborn's Dark Avengers as Hawkeye.

Affiliations

Dark Avengers
Posed as Hawkeye under Norman Osborn.
Thunderbolts
Served on the government team.
Kingpin
One of Wilson Fisk's top assassins.

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