Tag Archives: Bloodshot Reborn

The latest saga in Valiant Comics’ unstoppable killing machine kicks off, as the first installment of Bloodshot Island arrives.

Take a pre-release peek at what Valiant Comics has on tap for next Wednesday, including rate next chapter of Divinity II, Bloodshot Reborn #13, and Imperium #16.

Finally revealed, Deathmate is a Bloodshot even hitting this Summer called Bloodshot Island… and a new villain that’s set to take down every super-soldier to ever have emerged from Project Rising Spirit.

No, it’s not ‘Jason’, but the monster that Valiant’s Bloodshot is taking on this Summer should be very familiar for horror-fans.

Jump forward 30 years into the future, to a wasteland that used to be California, as Bloodshot finds himself out of date- an Analog Man.

Ray has a tough road ahead, as he takes out ‘infected’ killers and re-absorbs the Bloodshot nanites. And this September, he’ll be facing his toughest opponent yet.

The first arc of Bloodshot Reborn comes to a conclusion in an issue that’s light on answers and poses even more questions as we head into issue #6.

Well. It doesn’t sound very appetizing, but the fifth issue of Valiant’s excellent Bloodshot Reborn comic is heading to a horrible little place called the Squirtverse.

Ray tracks down the copycat murderer who’s taken his former ‘Bloodshot’ guise, and discovers a few old friends waiting for him.

Is Ray going crazy, or are things not what they seem in Bloodshot Reborn #2?

One of Valiant Comics’ biggest heroes returns, but in a whole new way.

Bloodshot is fighting back the killing machine that lurks under his skin in the new Bloodshot Reborn series from Valiant Comics. On the hunt for a killer though, how long will he be able to suppress the monster that lives inside him?

Trailers for comics are becoming more and more the norm, and this one for Valiant Comics’ Bloodshot Reborn is as cool as they come.

It’s a different Bloodshot that you’ll see in the pages of Bloodshot Reborn, the new ongoing series starring the blood-soaked hero, but there’s still plenty of action (and some ethical dilemmas) to be had.