Scope: Second historical-special collection within the published and officially announced BRZRKR record.
Bloodlines Vol. 2 collects The Lost Book of B. and A Faceful of Bullets.
BRZRKR record
The official listing places the Mongol-era story by the returning core team beside the nineteenth-century American story by Jason Aaron, Salvador Larroca, Lee Loughridge, and Ed Dukeshire.
Why it matters
The volume expands historical range while preserving issue-specific creative identities. It is a collection of two stories, not a single uninterrupted account.
A BRZRKR edition is a physical or digital presentation of published material. Format, contents, printing, and packaging can change while the underlying story remains the same. The useful distinction is between a new narrative, a new collection of existing narratives, and a new presentation of already published material.
Physical identification begins with the exact title, contents, publisher, format, and printing. An ISBN can distinguish a book-market edition, while an issue number, cover designation, or indicia line distinguishes a comic-market object. Those identifiers matter more than a seller’s shortened title because several official BRZRKR releases contain the same story in different forms.
Edition details
Penguin Random House lists the BOOM! Studios paperback as published December 24, 2024, with ISBN 9781637969571, 112 pages, and dimensions of 6-5/8 by 10-3/16 inches. The contents are BRZRKR: The Lost Book of B. #1 and BRZRKR: A Faceful of Bullets #1.
The Lost Book of B. reunites Keanu Reeves, Matt Kindt, Ron Garney, and Bill Crabtree for a thirteenth-century story involving Genghis Khan. A Faceful of Bullets is the 1800s American story written by Jason Aaron, with Salvador Larroca on art, Lee Loughridge on color, and Ed Dukeshire on letters. The collection places the two specials together but does not erase their separate credits or settings.
Confirmed limits
The collection description should not be used to add exact dates that the individual stories leave uncertain. Format, price, and availability can vary by market, so the ISBN is the most dependable identifier for this paperback.
Unconfirmed dates, credits, contents, formats, or story connections remain open. Later official material can extend the record, but it should not be anticipated as fact.