Made in Korea #3

The on-page sense of impending disaster feels like a growing tidal wave that you can see on the horizon. Exactly what Holt plans to do with that beats me, but damn is it exhilarating. Read Full Review

'Made in Korea' #3 has taken a turn that changes everything for the series. It's an emotional roller coaster that doesn't let up and the ending is frighteningly familiar and disturbing. Holt captures the very real angst of an isolated and marginalized student finding kinship with all the wrong people and the consequences of that decision could prove disastrous. The line between human and A.I. proxy is blurred when it comes to trying to belong. 'Made in Korea' has become a timely, resonant, gripping, emotionally charged series that is about to explode.  Read Full Review

Made in Korea #3 is a solid middle issue and sets the table for some explosive developments and creates tension in key relationships in Jesse's life. Read Full Review

You can't help but feel sick to your stomach as the issue progresses, and it's a feeling that sticks with you and makes for a solid addition to the series. Read Full Review