"As Valiant gears up for an upcoming slate of film, television and video game releases, we felt the timing was right to begin to produce live-action digital content that would both give ours fans an experience truly worthy of the Valiant Universe, while also introducing new fans to the Valiant characters in the same way the animated television shows of the 1980s and 1990s did for comics in years past. "We've set out to make the best and most ambitious series ever produced in the digital space – one that will live up to the high standards we've set in publishing," said Valiant CEO & Chief Creative Officer Dinesh Shamdasani. The image is the special variant edition of Bloodshot #14, and the Top-Secret Project Jason David Frank Variant will be free at his signing session on Friday, October 7th. "So, he knows a bit more than any, of the average, MMA fighter or martial artist in terms of cinematic language and where to be: Feeling the camera, to sell the hits.Now fans have their answer, as they've released a first look at their version of the character, and it's awfully impressive. "He comes from a long lineage of martial artists and martial artists specifically that have been in the film industry," Hsing said in an interview (via YouTube). And Frank's extensive background in martial arts made Bloodshot's journey from comic books to television much more believable. Stunt coordinator and choreographer Alvin Hsing worked closely with Frank, according to the same vlog, to bring Bloodshot's uniquely "brutal" fighting style to life on the TV show. And, hopefully, that the people that are hardcore, diehard fans of Bloodshot can see that this is a real live-action character versus a cosplay character."
"And continue the growth for Valiant Comics. "My job is just do the best I can for Bloodshot," Frank said during his "My Morphing Life" vlog (per YouTube). Clearly, Frank held a deep reverence for the comic book anti-hero.
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