Bloodshot's handlers have a problem: their valuable asset isn't quite the blank slate they'd hoped for, and keeps rejecting the false memories they attempt to implant into his mind. Can Project Rising Spirit recoup their losses and produce the perfect supersoldier at last - or is their new prototype at risk of being shelved permanently?
Sensational writer Kevin Grevioux (Underworld) and comics legend Ken Lashley (Black Panther) delve deeper into the violent subconscious of Valiant's living weapon of war!
Bloodshot Rising Spirit #3 gives us yet another variation of Bloodshot's origin and his memory implants which does lead to a somewhat amusing Man-Out-Of-Time scenario, but that's not nearly enough to elevate the comic into being a must buy. At the end of the day, there's just not enough here to earn my recommendation, which has been consistent for the last two issues. There's a reason that this series has fallen off my pull list. Read Full Review
Dreary and action-packed all at the same time, and it definitely leaves you wanting more. Read Full Review
Bloodshot Rising Spirit #3. doesn't go very deep. Consequently, it ,misses opportunities to make a historical comparison to the present day social political landscape,which should have been easy due to the connotations surround the USS Maine as the center of Gravity for its narrative. Instead comparisons to the film Inception will be inescapable. Read Full Review
Bloodshot Rising Spirit feels like it belongs in a different decade. This isn't worth the time of most readers. Read Full Review
I guess this is what it feels like to be shot in the head. What is happening in this book?
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