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Review: Bloodshot #1 (1992)
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Review: Bloodshot #1 (1992)
Image Credit: Jason Brown, midlifegamergeek.com The first ever comic to sport a chromium cover (which really doesn’t show up well in photos, and is actually a chromium card glued to the front page, rather than the fully metallic and textured, wraparound foil covers on later chromium-covered comics), you may be forgiven in thinking that Bloodshot #1 was little more than an example of style over substance. After all, the era it was released in is …
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