Plot Synopsis
Bloodshot is the perfect confluence of military necessity and cutting-edge technology.
A broken soldier brought back from the brink of death by revolutionary nanotechnology, a billion nanocomputers surge through his veins like an electrical storm, tapping into the full potential of the human body.
But while his physiology is the blueprint for the perfect soldier (able to heal, interface with technology, and even shape shift his mass), his oxygen-starved brain has lost its memories.
While Bloodshot can’t recall his past, Project Rising Spirit will fill in the blanks -- whether in Kandahar, Tehran, or New York City; they will create the perfect soldier for the job, one mission at a time.
Volume One and Volume Two of Bloodshot keeps the same core story elements with different settings and plots.
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