Kult #3
Kult just brought the awesome.
Tomas Zenk has been thrust into a world he does not understand, the world he knows has been an illusion, and what’s real is dark and bitter. In a Martix-esque landscape where he is labeled the savior all he wants to do is save his children, who were tossed into decrepit hospital for the deranged after his last run in against the machine.
Backed into a corner, beaten down, and powerless Tomas finally accepts the role that he’s been thrust into, and with a little gland piercing this story has definitely picked up its pace!
The world of Kult has a familiar feel, as does the story, but it still manages to have a fresh edge, with complex and interesting storytelling that sucks its reader in. I wasn't completely sold on the series it's been overall well written and consistent, but this issue has ratcheted up the intensity and cemented my following.
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