Bloodshot - Comic book character by Valiant Comics . The character was created by Kevin Wangock, Don Perlin and Bob Leighton.
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| Publisher | Valiant comics |
| Debut | Eternal Warrior # 4 (November 1992) |
| The authors | Kevin Wangock Don Perlin Bob leighton |
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| Position | Good |
| Alter ego | Raymond Harrison |
| Aliases | Mortal angel Psi killer |
| Growth | 180 cm |
| Weight | 80 kg |
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Content
Publication History
The Bloodshot was created in 1992 by Kevin Wangock, Don Perlin and Bob Leighton [1] with the name suggested by David Chlistek [2] during the wave of popularity for Valiant Universe and became a direct hit for readers. Bloodshot made his debut on the pages of comics in November 1992 [3] . As one of Valiant's most popular characters, Bloodshot continued his success by selling comic books until Valiant was bought for $ 65 million by Acclaim Entertainment . Comics have been translated into several languages, including French , German , Italian , Spanish , Norwegian , Filipino and Chinese , Turkish and other languages of the whole world. In 1996, Bloodshot and most of the other characters in the Valiant universe were restarted under the banner of Acclaim Comics . Re-launching meant that the title was moving in a new direction that was easier to adapt to video games. Valiant Entertainment is the current owner of the Valiant Character Catalog.
A new volume of the Bloodshot was released in July 2012, written by Dwayne Suirszinski , after the restart of Valiant Comics. Another new volume was released on September 9, 2015 under the title “Bloodshot: Revival”.
Criticism
Blobshot comics have become one of Valiant's best-selling comics, with sales in all languages approaching seven million copies of the comics. Shortly before the debut of the Bloodshot series, the character made two opening appearances in popular comics: " Paradise " and " Eternal Warrior ." Based on these appearances, a need arose for the character to return and he returned in his solo comic strip Bloodshot # 1 in February 1993. The solo album of Bloodshot was a highly anticipated comic book, which became the best-selling and sold about a million copies. [4] The original series was written by Kevin Wangock and painted by Don Perlin. The first cover of the Chromium comic strip appeared in the premiere [5] .
Released in July 2012, Bloodshot # 1 was awarded the Best Comic by Diamond Comic Distributors (a leading distributor of the American comics industry) and Best Innovation for its cover. "Bloodshot" was named one of the top ten best comic books of 2012 according to Nerdage [6] .
Beyond Comics
Movies
In March 2012, it was announced that Columbia Pictures acquired the rights to film adaptation of the comic strip " Bloodshot " from Valiant Comics [7] . By April 2015, Valiant, Sony, and Original Film had announced a five-film deal to bring all the superheroes of the Valiant Comics universe to the big screen. The first two films will be based on Bloodshot, the next two will be about the Harbinger , and the last film will be a crossover between two superheroes. The main role in the film will be played by Vin Diesel [8] .
Web Series
- Bloodshot appears in the Ninjak vs. Web Series Valiant Universe ”performed by Jason David Frank [9] [10] [11] .
Video Games
- Bloodshot is the secret character of the game Shadow Man , which can be unlocked as a playable character in the versions for Nintendo 64 and Dreamcast .
- A solo computer game was supposed to be released about Blodshot. The development of the game was supposed to be done by Iguana Entertainment UK for the PlayStation and Microsoft Windows [12] [13] , but the game was canceled by the publisher Acclaim Entertainment to focus on other games [14] .
Notes
- ↑ Valiant Entertainment . Valiant Entertainment .
- ↑ dinesh_s. With all the BLOODSHOT talk today the great @Bob_Layton, one of the characters chief architects, reminds us that Dave Chlystek named him! . [tweet] . Twitter (January 8, 2018) .
- ↑ Top 100: November 1992 (Eng.) // Wizard . - Wizard Entertainment 1993 .-- January ( no. 17 ). - P. 110 .
- ↑ ValiantFans.com Home Page .
- ↑ Mark Ginocchio . 10 silliest comic book gimmick covers from the 1990s , comicbook.com (June 7, 2014).
- ↑ Matt Price . Top Ten Comic-Book Series of 2012 , Newsok.com (April 1, 2013). Date of treatment June 6, 2013.
- ↑ Columbia Bags Rights to Bloodshot, the Valiant Comics Character , TheWrap (March 1, 2012). Date of treatment July 26, 2017.
- ↑ Vin Diesel Back In Action With Sony's 'Bloodshot', Valiant Comic Adaptation With Dave Wilson Directing , Deadline Hollywood (March 8, 2018). Date of treatment March 9, 2018.
- ↑ ValiantComics. Look who's joining us at @NY_Comic_Con, @jdfffn! #NYCC . [tweet] . Twitter (September 30, 2016) .
- ↑ Mueller, Matthew First Look At Jason David Frank As Bloodshot . ComicBook.com (September 30, 2016).
- ↑ Lovett, Jamie Ninjak Vs. The Valiant Universe Trailer Released At NYCC . ComicBook.com (October 8, 2016).
- ↑ Bloodshot . Cyplexia.net . Paul Taylor (April 23, 2010). Date of treatment March 11, 2017.
- ↑ Behind the scenes of Shadow Man . gamestm.co.uk . Imagine Publishing (May 6, 2016). Date of treatment March 11, 2017.
- ↑ Acclaim Kills Bloodshot . ign.com . Imagine Media (January 5, 1999). Date of treatment March 11, 2017.
Links
- Bloodshot on Valiant Comics Wiki
- Bloodshot Fan Site
- "Valiant Days, Valiant Nights - A Look Back at the Rise and Fall of Valiant , Newsarama