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A review by justabookholic
Bloodshot Volume 1: Setting the World on Fire by Duane Swierczynski
1.0
This wasn't it, chief.
Not a fan of the art-style and the narrative was messy to say the least. I understand that it was done with intention of making the narrator unreliable but the execution just left me bored and underwhelmed. Bloodshot's just a total milquetoast with no desirable personality and I can't tell if that was an intentional choice. I tried to give the man the benefit of the doubt since he was shot in the head A LOT but still, he was so friggin' dull. Don't think I will be returning to this series.
Not a fan of the art-style and the narrative was messy to say the least. I understand that it was done with intention of making the narrator unreliable but the execution just left me bored and underwhelmed. Bloodshot's just a total milquetoast with no desirable personality and I can't tell if that was an intentional choice. I tried to give the man the benefit of the doubt since he was shot in the head A LOT but still, he was so friggin' dull. Don't think I will be returning to this series.