Published in 1995, Bloodshot #34 is a pretty wild ride from an era of real excess in mainstream comics.

Bloodshot’s nanite-infused blood has rebelled against him after some serious mutation and reprogramming just a few issues beforehand. Spawning a dark, bulky clone, the original Bloodshot is left as a wizened, drained version of himself. How can he stop the rampage of his new ‘self’, in his altered, weakened state?

Though it hasn’t fully recovered from the drastic drop off in overall quality from a few issues ago, things have vastly improved in the last couple of story arcs. This one has such a wild idea as its basis that it can’t help but be ridiculously entertaining in its campness.

Plus, we can actually tell what’s going on here. That’s always a bonus, right?

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