Salvation through sacrifice!
Today: Ray Garrison and his true love, Magic, thought they had left their days of tumult and violence behind them as they raise their newborn daughter, Jessie, in the quiet isolation of the countryside... Until Magic's father - the depraved cultist simply named "Daddy" - seeks to bring his wayward progeny back into his flock by any means necessary. Now, torn between the family that loves him and the rage within, the walking weapon of war once called Bloodshot is about to give into revenge...
Meanwhile: In the near future, can Magic and the now-adolescent Jessie outmaneuver the nanite-infused killer called more
If you missed the first issue then you'll be happy to know that you can pick this up and get into the story pretty easily – there is literally no excuse for you not to read this (unless you're not too fond of action comics with some incredibly intelligent story telling and plot building). Seriously, in a time when comics are being accused of retreading the same old ground, this series is a breath of fresh air. Read Full Review
For every opening salvo within a great comic book story, there is always the second wave. This issue #2 is that second wave. Bloodshots world is being turned upside down, and his familys future is the high stakes prize. What lengths will he go to in protecting the ones he loves? Pick up issue #2 today and find out. Read Full Review
Bloodshot Salvation #2 is superbly written and depicted....This engaging book should not be missed. Read Full Review
Bloodshot Salvation #2 is an excellent continuation to this latest ongoing, giving us some tense developments. Delivering an engaging narrative that continues to highlight Ray Garrison's struggle to maintain a peaceful life, the creative team leave us with a product that begs further exploration. In doing so not only to they tease the imminent future of Bloodshot, but they also invite an old villain to the party. Read Full Review
I describe this comic as watching an action movie, because the pace is vigorous and there is a lot of things like gunfights, and car chases to keep the action going. The story is fun and not convoluted with years of continuity to bog everything down. I am able to jump in as a new reader and enjoy the art and the characters with little exposition. Bloodshot Salvation does not disappoint with issue two! Read Full Review
The dueling narratives of "Salvation" continue to diverge and make for a well done and varied reading experience. Read Full Review
So yeah, there are a few positives and a few negatives in this outing, but its not a deal breaker. Sometimes the legwork is needed to move the story forward, and I think that is exactly what is happening here. We have months and years to cover in the gap between Bloodshot USA and Salvation, so its understandable. This issue gives us context, lets see what develops from here. Read Full Review
A very good story with decent artwork. There are multiple sub-plots here which makes me think I will enjoy this even more as a re-read when the storyline is over and the pieces are all in place.
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