| Bloodshot 00 (1993) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 26.39 MB | ||
| Bloodshot 01 (1993) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 27.8 MB | ||
| Bloodshot 02 (1993) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 25.94 MB | ||
| Bloodshot 03 (1993) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 24.43 MB | ||
| Bloodshot 04 (1993) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 25.36 MB | ||
| Bloodshot 05 (1993) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 24.16 MB | ||
| Bloodshot 06 (1993) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 26.49 MB | ||
| Bloodshot 07 (1993) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 28.86 MB | ||
| Bloodshot 08 (1993) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 27.61 MB | ||
| Bloodshot 09 (1993) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 19.11 MB | ||
| Bloodshot 10 (1993) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 21.22 MB | ||
| Bloodshot 11 (1993) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 20.91 MB | ||
| Bloodshot 12 (1993) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 20.57 MB | ||
| Bloodshot 13 (1993) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 22.22 MB | ||
| Bloodshot 14 (1993) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 20.58 MB | ||
| Bloodshot 15 (1993) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 21.9 MB | ||
| Bloodshot 16 (1993) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 15.85 MB | ||
| Bloodshot 17 (1993) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 16.9 MB | ||
| Bloodshot 18 (1993) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 16.63 MB | ||
| Bloodshot 19 (1993) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 15.92 MB | ||
| Bloodshot 20 (1993) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 13.03 MB | ||
| Bloodshot 21 (1994) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 12.59 MB | ||
| Bloodshot 22 (1994) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 12.26 MB | ||
| Bloodshot 23 (1994) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 12.77 MB | ||
| Bloodshot 24 (1994) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 13.24 MB | ||
| Bloodshot 25 (1994) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 12.24 MB | ||
| Bloodshot 26 (1994) (Digital) (Vee-Empire).cbr | 15.25 MB | ||
| ▲ 27 total files | |||
English | CBR | 27 Issues
Bloodshot v1 #0-26 (of 51) (1993-1995)
Publisher: Valiant
Publication Date: February 1993 - April 1995
Bloodshot was created by Don Perlin and Kevin VanHook in the mid 1990s during a wave of popularity for the Valiant Universe. Bloodshot became an immediate hit with readers, as the first issue had sold close to 1 million copies. Bloodshot has become one of the most popular Valiant characters continuing a long run and selling millions of copies until Acclaim Entertainment purchased the Valiant Universe for $65 million. Bloodshot was re-booted (with the majority of the other Valiant Universe characters) under the banner of Acclaim Comics in 1996. Acclaim re-launched the title in a new direction that was more easily adaptable to video games which was Acclaim's core business. Valiant Entertainment is the current owner of the Valiant Character Catalog, including Bloodshot.
Bloodshot is the perfect confluence of military necessity and cutting-edge technology.
A broken soldier brought back from the brink of death by revolutionary nanotechnology, a billion nanocomputers surge through his veins like an electrical storm, tapping into the full potential of the human body.
But while his physiology is the blueprint for the perfect soldier (able to heal, interface with technology, and even shape shift his mass), his oxygen-starved brain has lost its memories.
While Bloodshot can’t recall his past, Project Rising Spirit will fill in the blanks -- whether in Kandahar, Tehran, or New York City; they will create the perfect soldier for the job, one mission at a time.
Valiant relanched Bloodshot in 2012. The ongoing comic series is written by Duane Swiercynski.
Bloodshot v2 (2012):
http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7434201/BLOODSHOT___01
http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7534494/BLOODSHOT___02
http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7602605/BLOODSHOT___03
http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7714587/Bloodshot_004_
http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7825059/Bloodshot_005
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