They can both kill pretty much anything that they desire, though in very different ways. All that Bullseye needs is something that he can throw, and all that Light needs is a pen and his notebook (if that).

The real question is: How can light kill someone that has a name that no one knows and a face covered at least partially by a mask?

There may still be enough of a face to use it anyway, but in order for Light to manipulate anyone else into taking the Shinigami’s eyes to discover Bullseye’s name, they would need to be able to look at him. Bullseye is a skilled assassin, and he knows if someone is following him or looking for him. Light would probably have the benefit of Bullseye not really knowing who he was after, but that doesn’t matter if Misa or someone catches a glimpse of Bullseye only to get a knife in the skull. He can stay hidden, but he won’t get any information.

Convincing someone to seduce Bullseye wouldn’t work either, because he would much rather kill them and get on with the job.

A fantastic match-up, but it would be so much simpler to figure out if those two didn’t face each other first thing.

Voldemort vs Dracula, Lex Luthor vs Norman Osborne, Borg vs Daleks are all great match-ups.

But in the first round?

That’s how Lucy VanPelt is going to take it all. The heavy hitters wipe each other out and some unknown sneaks in.

And for that matter, how does Zeus fall into this segment? I mean if you’re going to go ancient Myths, Loki beats him hands down.

Or pick any of the myriad of space monsters conjured up by Calvin’s Space Man Spiff.

But that’s just this small speck of nerd’dom. Not having the Aliens, or Predator is egregious.

HOWEVER, there is a bright spot. Dracula is listed twice; once in the Narnia bracket under Count Dracula, and the other in the Rapture bracket under Dracula.

Marvel has several entries including Galactus, Bullseye (from Daredevil), the Kingpin, Doc Oc, and Magneto.