As a machine of war, Bloodshot has existed beyond time; for his own perception of peace, they keep pulling him back in. All-New Hawkeye writer Jeff Lemires script is clever and Brian (X-O Manowar)Rebers colors are vivid and, perhaps best of all, Doug(Armor Hunters) Braithwaites action is clear. The Fall of Bloodshot also has a very somber but heart-warming ending

The other caveat to this romp is Machete Betty who doesnt even attempt to be a consistent character. Like a light switch, Machete Betty will change her life perspectives from flight to fight within a couple of panels with no inbetween. I can buy that shes unpredictable and can swap behaviors at a moments notice but her outbursts and outlook dont feel organic. She feels like the groups own personal Deus Ex Machina.