This is, after all, a Bloodshot comic, and Camp knows it – as does the unstoppable artistic duo of Jon Davis-Hunt and Jordie Bellaire, who have the balancing act of going absolutely hog wild with the Texas Chainsaw Massacre of it all and depicting quieter, more nuanced scenes. But this is no dry Philosophy 101 course: action lovers, fret not, because there’s a ton of action, blood, gore, brutality, and more gore to get you through. Taking the above two paragraphs into account, there’s a lot to consider in this issue. Whereas Bloodshot focuses on relatively small-scale menaces, X-O thinks on a planetary scale, and isn’t afraid to casually weigh the greater good of annihilating whole worlds for the safety of the many. The nature of the infestation brings in Bloodshot’s old pal X-O Manowar, a fellow soldier who operates on a whole different level. While Bloodshot criss-crosses the country hunting down super-soldier rogues, he stumbles onto an alien infestation in a small, unincorporated town desperate for something to cling to after a mining cave-in shuttered its only real source of employment.

At what point does religion become delusion? When does faith become dangerous? Why do some of the pious remain faithful and good, while others turn to violence? These are some of the thorny questions writer Deniz Camp poses in another gore-drenched issue of Bloodshot Unleashed, A.K.A.

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