A review by geese82
Bloodshot Volume 1: Setting the World on Fire by Duane Swierczynski
4.0
A great intro to latest version of Bloodshot for newer readers, unlike Archer and Armstrong, the pacing in this book is better, the only thing that did not win me over is the artwork. Compared to A&A and X-Manowar and Shadowman, I am not a fan of the artwork. I dig the covers for the single issues, included in this TPB.
I was 10/11 yrs old when the first series came out, and I had vague memories of Bloodshot, but I am familiar at what he looks like and all. The iconic red dot on his chest was greatly used in the story. Duane did a great job writing this.
Also the plot and overall story connects with Harbinger series, which I will be reading soon. I hope Valiant would last more than 10 yrs this time.
I was 10/11 yrs old when the first series came out, and I had vague memories of Bloodshot, but I am familiar at what he looks like and all. The iconic red dot on his chest was greatly used in the story. Duane did a great job writing this.
Also the plot and overall story connects with Harbinger series, which I will be reading soon. I hope Valiant would last more than 10 yrs this time.