BLOODSHOT REBORN: A Bullet-Scarred And Thrilling Quest For Identity
Lemire and his creative collaborators delved deep into their anti-hero’s soul – and they had a lot of fun with genre in the process.
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Justin Harrison is a writer based in Austin, Texas. He moved there for school, graduated, and would like to stay if possible. He would also like more folks to watch Miami Vice and The Brothers Bloom.
Lemire and his creative collaborators delved deep into their anti-hero’s soul – and they had a lot of fun with genre in the process.
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