Bloodshot: A Look at the Rise and Fall of Valiant

The Early Days: Valiant Days, Valiant Nights

In the early 1990s, Valiant Comics burst onto the scene with a string of innovative and successful titles, including "Bloodshot." The character, a former government agent turned super-soldier, quickly became one of the company's most popular creations.

The Rise: Valiant Comics Bloodshot Volume 1

From February 1993 to August 1996, "Bloodshot" ran for 51 issues, with an additional "Yearbook" issue released in 1994. The series followed Bloodshot as he fought his way through a shadowy world of conspiracy and betrayal.

The Fall: Newsarama

In 1996, Valiant Comics declared bankruptcy. "Bloodshot" and the rest of the company's titles were discontinued. However, the character's legacy lived on through fan sites and collector's items.

The Rebirth: Valiant Entertainment and Fandom

In 2012, Valiant Comics was revived under the name Valiant Entertainment. "Bloodshot" was one of the first characters to be reintroduced, and the company has since released multiple new series featuring the character.

Conclusion

The journey of Bloodshot through the ups and downs of the comic book industry is a testament to the enduring power of compelling characters and stories. From his humble beginnings to his explosive big-screen debut, Bloodshot's legacy as a beloved superhero will continue to inspire generations to come.