Bloodshot joined as a cameo in late 1992 before getting his own series in 1993.Ī product of his time, the cybernetically enhanced killing machine embodies many of the archetypes popularized by the likes of Todd McFarlane, Rob Liefeld, and Marc Silvestri. Starting in 1991, the initial lineup proved wildly popular. Preceding Image Comics, Voyager would create its own shared universe through Valiant Comics using talent and intellectual property gathered and poached from other publishing houses. After attempting and failing to buy Marvel Entertainment in 1988, former Marvel editor-in-chief Jim Shooter and a group of investors founded their own company, Voyager Communications Inc., with investment from Triumph Capital.
Image: Duane Swierczynski, Manuel Garcia, Arturo Lozzi/Valiant ComicsĪs with many popular heroes of the time, Bloodshot’s roots start in a willful break from the big two publishers.
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