NEW Bloodshot Anthology Series! BLACK, WHITE and BLOODSHOT!

[ManofTheAtom]

Enter the world of Bloodshot in this brand-new Black, White, and Red anthology, by a star-studded cast of comic book artists!

KICKSTARTER CAMPAIGN AND EXCLUSIVE VERSIONS OF BLACK, WHITE & BLOODSHOT!

[magnusr]

Enter the world of Bloodshot in this brand-new Black, White, and Red anthology, by a star-studded cast of comic book artists!

KICKSTARTER CAMPAIGN AND EXCLUSIVE VERSIONS OF BLACK, WHITE & BLOODSHOT!

Sounds interesting. Good creators involved. Looking forward to Kevin VanHook's contribution.

/Magnus

[ManofTheAtom]

Enter the world of Bloodshot in this brand-new Black, White, and Red anthology, by a star-studded cast of comic book artists!

KICKSTARTER CAMPAIGN AND EXCLUSIVE VERSIONS OF BLACK, WHITE & BLOODSHOT!

Sounds interesting. Good creators involved. Looking forward to Kevin VanHook's contribution.

/Magnus

Indeed. But it's Van Hook now apparently, heh. Everyone keeps writing it like that, not sure why...

[magnusr]

Indeed. But it's Van Hook now apparently, heh. Everyone keeps writing it like that, not sure why...

Originally Van is a separate dutch word meaning "from". But I believe it should be spelled with lower case in that original use. And of course if should be pronounced "fann". In the US it is often joined with the name into one word and pronounced "vann".

/Magnus

[magnusr]

Double post

[ManofTheAtom]

Indeed. But it's Van Hook now apparently, heh. Everyone keeps writing it like that, not sure why...

Originally Van is a separate dutch word meaning "from". But I believe it should be spelled with lower case in that original use. And of course if should be pronounced "fann". In the US it is often joined with the name into one word and pronounced "vann".

/Magnus

Yeah.

[gynta]

Indeed. But it's Van Hook now apparently, heh. Everyone keeps writing it like that, not sure why...

Originally Van is a separate dutch word meaning "from". But I believe it should be spelled with lower case in that original use. And of course if should be pronounced "fann". In the US it is often joined with the name into one word and pronounced "vann".

/Magnus

Yeah.

And to post even more interesting things: in contrast to the german "von" or the french "de" it has nothing to do with a noble title, but just means that a person is originating from a specific place, in Kevin Van Hooks case from a village or city called "Hook". Could be Hook of Holland, eh, Greg?

[ManofTheAtom]

Indeed. But it's Van Hook now apparently, heh. Everyone keeps writing it like that, not sure why...

Originally Van is a separate dutch word meaning "from". But I believe it should be spelled with lower case in that original use. And of course if should be pronounced "fann". In the US it is often joined with the name into one word and pronounced "vann".

/Magnus

Yeah.

And to post even more interesting things: in contrast to the german "von" or the french "de" it has nothing to do with a noble title, but just means that a person is originating from a specific place, in Kevin Van Hooks case from a village or city called "Hook". Could be Hook of Holland, eh, Greg?

Cool.