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An event series where Bloodshot totally annihilates the valiant cast after going berserk from the nanites could be interesting

So, Bloodshot vs The Valiant Universe?

Just posted a review of Rai v1, I know it isn't exactly X-O or Bloodshot, but it is a book that I felt passionately enough about to write one for http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R3MOF1JJ4HR8OP/ref=cm_cr_pr_rvw_ttl?ie=UTF8&ASIN=193934641X" onclick="window.open(this.href);retur...

Further to the above, I'd even say I miss Shadowman more - as there isn't even currently anything out that has much of a tie to that series to tide me over (occasional Master Darque glimpses & references aside). Agreed, I love Shadowman a lot and the lore it has. It's also nice to see character...

Divinity continues to be one of VEIs most popular characters Hate to sound like a broken record and a stick in the mud, but his initial mini-series could have been so much better if Valiant didn't have a penchant for shoehorning Unity where it doesn't belong That being said, he's an interesting cha...

Fun book. Loved the guest appearance by Rampage, hope he eventually shows up in Reborn as there seem to be numerous opportunities to bring him in with the direction it's headed it

I caught that too in my recent reread of A&A. Perhaps Armstrong gives his copy to a Geomancer in the future, resulting in two identical books in the present storyline. That's what I figured it as anyways. As someone who doesn't particularly like A&A, I'm disgruntled by the fact that so much...

Admittedly Harbinger never was my favourite read, but Dysart's writing was very good I'm kind of the opposite, Dysart's Harbingers started off strong but my interest in it quickly waned after the introduction of Torque. Loved the original 90's run, H.A.R.D. Corps as well, it felt fresh and offered ...

Not entirely sure if it counts, but I did review "Valiant Masters Harbinger" a while back
http://www.amazon.com/review/R11GHOZWZU ... tore=books

I do, but not immediately. Valiant has only been around for four years and for them to get that big so suddenly could have disastrous long term effects

Plus, Magnus was one of my favorite books. So when their names (or similarities in this case) are posted together I'll always hop on the Magnus boat. Personally, I've never really liked Magnus all that much, though I do like the overall concept or at least in theory. Kind of really disliked it when...

They might as well put the first four issues of Bloodshot Reborn in there too considering that the two tie into one another

agent_graves wrote:I dislike tpb's

You do realize that it's slightly cheaper to buy a TPB than it is to buy individual floppies right?

I didn't like the Dynamite (sucks!) version, if that's what you're asking. I did like the VH1 and Acclaim versions. Well, I've just seen some Valiant-era Turok bashing on here before and I'm not entirely sure if it's playful teasing or legit. The internet isn't exactly good at interpreting such thi...

Really good issue, even though I already had Kay and Squirt figured out by issue three or four. My only beef with this is the sudden drastic artstyle change with Squirt. Kind of liked how he was previously drawn as a crude manifestation brought on by "saturday morning cartoons & too much pe...

The Psi-Lords could very well lend themselves to the "future vision" from Imperium #1......

Dr Noel wrote:Never really cared much for Turok

Am I really the only person on this forum who legitimately likes Turok? Because I really don't understand the hate it gets, it's a really well made series

Just so long as it's not as bad as the first eight issues were..... IDK, I really hope Valiant has their crap together because they really can't afford to screw up such a monumental legacy character as Gilad again Also this makes how many Valiant books Venditti is working on? I mean geeze, I'm surpr...

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine first three seasons are pretty slow but once Sisko get promoted to Captain and Worf joins the cast in season 4 the show finally gets everything to fit into place. IMHO DS9 Seasons 1-3 are better than TNG season 1-3 but they feel like it's from a different show. How would ...

I will be honest, sometimes I do pirate things, but it's mostly just to "demo" something. If I do enjoy it, I go out of my way to purchase it (whenever I have the cash, I'm currently unemployed) to make sure that the person who made said thing goes onto make more and even better things

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BugsySig wrote: Can't wait to pirate this online from someone else's PDF scans!

I was under the impression that Valiant needed all the sales it could get...

Something is seriously wrong with you if you freely talk about piracy in a fan forum for an independent comic book company

I think I would rather have a well written book instead of one solely based around what gender the character is, which isn't to say that I don't think Valiant could use some more diversity in their line up

jeremycoe wrote:Awesome! Hopefully we'll get a Bloodshot omnibus soon.

Wouldn't that be counter productive since Bloodshot is already apart of the "Valiant Masters" series?

I'd honestly be far too flabbergasted to say hello, same thing happened when I encountered the late Bill Moody/Paul Bearer months before his death in a Walgreens pharmacy

Millar...I don't get. I've read very little by him but what I have read has been okay. The only thing that I've read by Millar was his run on Sam Slade: Robo-Hunter for 2000 AD. And while I thought it was pretty good, a lot of people didn't and it hasn't been included in the collected editions for ...

Apologies for the necro-bump, but I'm legitimately curious about any further developments with Milestone since January

I'm really glad that they brought back the idea of Bloodshot going back & forth between his human and heightened adrenaline nanite state because the fact that he seemed permanently stuck in the latter has kind of irked me