Lemire’s work has been stellar on Bloodshot Reborn throughout its young run, and this issue is no exception. I won’t spoil exactly who she is and how it is that she tags along with him, but it looks like Ray’s life in general is only getting more and more complicated- something that seems to be coming to a head some time soon from the way this issue leaves off.Īlthough the story isn’t the most satisfying of conclusions to an opening arc, it’s still quite well-written by Jeff Lemire. A character called Magic comes into Ray’s life. While those answers are still scarce though, there is a big introduction in this issue. I figure it’s got to have something to do with the fact that Ray is better conditioned to carry the ‘bots than all the rest, but I’m just guessing because there are no answers right now.

They’re still just flashes though, as the weapon that was Bloodshot seems somewhat contained, even in the face of Ray absorbing more and more of the nanites, nanites that turned those other men into Bloodshot ‘lites’.įor some reason Ray doesn’t turn though, not completely anyway. He’s still having flashes of Bloodshot too, like when his eyes turn blood red while he’s in the midst of a battle. Somehow though, it still manages to be an enjoyable read.įirst, Ray is still working his way through the guys infected with his former nanite army. The first arc comes to an end here in issue 4 with way more questions than I would have liked though, and not a whole heck of a lot of payoff. And I don’t mean to overstate anything here- it’s great. Overall, Bloodshot Reborn is a phenomenal book.

The first arc of Bloodshot Reborn comes to a conclusion in an issue that’s light on answers and poses even more questions as we head into issue #6.

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