Die and die again on...BLOODSHOT ISLAND!
As the endless process of life, death, and rebirth plagues Bloodshot and his fellow prisoners of Bloodshot Island, the being that hunts them - the ruthlessly effi cient killer called Deathmate - grows stronger with each agonizing day. But as Bloodshot momentarily gains the upper hand on the shadowy organization that created him and its enigmatic instrument of destruction, he may stumble upon the greatest secrets of the island...and his own haunted past!
This book is such a compelling read, and every week when it is on the shelf it's a great week. I look forward to it every month and I can't wait to see where we are heading. Not to spoil my star rating but this would be 10 based entirely on the art. It would also be a 10 based on the writing. I wish I could give the book an 11. Please buy this book! Read Full Review
Bloodshot #16 is avery solidand surprising issue that features a stunning script and amazing colors. To put it in short: Bloodshot Reborn #16 is the best issue so far in this seriesand I strongly believe things will geteven better as they develop. Read Full Review
“Bloodshot Island” is an explosive action thriller brought to life by a phenomenal creative team.The story is very well written, and the artwork is better than 99% ofwhat is available anywhere in comic books today!With this story arc ending next issue with issue #17, it is nearly impossible not to look forward to Bloodshot USA this fall. Read Full Review
Bloodshot Reborn #16 is one of, if not the, best comic so far in the series. Lemire is firing on all cylinders, with the plot getting very interesting, and his dialogue between the newest Bloodshot and Bloodhound being a particular highlight. But it's the art from Mico Suyan and colourist David Baron that steals the show yet again. The comic is quite possibly one of the best on the racks this week, rivaled only by Valiant's 4001 A.D. #4, and is a pleasure to read. Read Full Review
It's hard not to think that this series will just keep getting better as time goes on, but we'll just have to wait and see. Waiting is the hard part. Read Full Review
Bloodshot Reborn #16 is a step up as each issue is progressively better than the last. We are working up to something big and you want to root for Bloodshot all the way as he proves he is not as obsolete as those like Kozol make him out to be. Read Full Review
When compared to recent arcs, Bloodshot Island feels smaller in narrative scope - more summer blockbuster than conspiracy thriller. That being said, it's also one of the more purely entertaining acts Jeff Lemire has put out, driven by its action heavy plot and the consistently fantastic art of Mico Suayan. Read Full Review
This issue is a tough one to critique, and not because its bad. There is so much going on in Bloodshot Island that excites you about potentialities in future of Bloodshot storylines that is does tend to distract you from the actual story you are reading. Clearly Bloodshot Island is a vehicle into Rays participation in The Future of Valiant event that will close out 2016 – that groundwork is featured heavily – and yet there is still actual story here. Its almost like you cant really appreciate the chocolate you are eating right now because you are so looking forward to the pizza you are getting later. That being said, I enjoyed Rays change from hunted to hunter in this issue, and especially the character relationship development with Bloodhound. So lets round up the Bloodshot Corps and get off this damn Island already. Now, where the hell is Magic? Read Full Review
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