THE HUNT is on!
As responsible as Ray Garrison feels for the violence unleashed by his old nanites, he fi nds himself with another more familiar and painful responsibility - the life of a woman he loves. How will Ray keep Magic safe, avoid the federal manhunt that's closing in on him, and stop his impostor before they kill again?!
Valiant have been putting out quality books for some time. Comic book commentators will say that Ninjak is the jewel in their crown, beating out long stay book XO. But for me, the smart money is on Bloodshot with its realistic approach and a much flawed character, who despite his issues, looks to make his corner of the world of which he feels he is totally responsible for, better. Lemire and Guice with Baron's help, are creating one of the most viable, entertaining and consistent reads month after month. Read Full Review
This book is a team of creators working at the top of their game, and cranking it out with astonishing regularity. I wish I could find some things to complain about, but this was just a damn good time with a damn good book. Can't wait to check back in with Bloodshot next month. Read Full Review
Gorgeous, moody, and riveting, Bloodshot Reborn #7 is a must-read. Read Full Review
Bloodshot Reborn #7 was an amazing addition to a phenomenal series, as the tale of Ray Garrison and the nanites continues to intrigue. Giving some gripping twists and a thrilling climax, the creative team certain leave us wanting more, with it easily coming highly recommended. Read Full Review
Bloodshot Reborn #7 keeps us at the edge of our seats with good reason when this fight for the nanites continues to escalate as the number infected dwindles. Read Full Review
Whereas Bloodshot: Reborn's first arc read like a television procedural, its latest is more akin to a horror thriller, each issue further investing us in its characters even as the foreboding sense of tension mounts. Read Full Review
Bloodshot Reborn #7is another solid comic book from Valiantthat is well worth picking up but you should read at least the previous issue; as a standalone or jumping on point this isn't an ideal comic. When read as the second part in an ongoing story arc, however, it shines. It's not quite perfect, but I expect that when this story is inevitably collected into a trade, then that's where this part will shine. Read Full Review
Bloodshot: Reborn #7blends blood, action, violence, love, death, anxiety, hope, doubt, and anticipation to grab and maintain the reader's focus. It works best as a character building issue that does a strong job setting up the amazement that is to come. Read Full Review
Bloodshot Reborn #7 sets up the confrontation between Bloodshot and the hunter but doesn'tadequately build the latter up so it has less of an impact than it should. It does build on Ray's character development making him feel more rounded, and despite the imaginary Kay reappearing that momentum isn't lost. Hoyt and Festival finally have a lead that could break new ground and I hope the full potential is explored. For now I'm just enjoying the interesting turn of events. Read Full Review
As excited I am for the new arc (and its awesome title, "The Analog Man"), I'll be a bit disappointed to see the narrative move away from the present, neo-noir storyline. From what the above image suggests, Shadowman's influence and return to the Valiant Universe will be part of this title as well. Synergy! Read Full Review
This issue had its weaknesses regarding the narrative, but I think the strengths comprised a decent book. I look forward to reading the next issue. My review of issue 8 will be up soon. Read Full Review
Great art and societal commentary hampered by some odd character choices. Read Full Review
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