Prisoners of war James and John are realizing there's more going on at this camp than their captors are letting on. With prisoners' bodies getting sicker and weaker, escaping is a race against the clock. Meanwhile, Dr. Sadao Shuzen isn't seeing the results he would like, and he's facing a ticking clock of his own. Will anyone get out of Unit 731 alive?
Rod Monteiro and Will Conrad continue to deliver an intriguing story. I quite enjoyed how James gets the virus out of his system and his fellow prisoner's reaction to it. Furthermore, the characterization of Dr. Shuzen makes for a really compelling villain, but I can't help but wonder if there is someone bigger behind these experiments in Unit 731. Read Full Review
This feels like one long origin story for someone we haven't ben given any reason to care about, and it needs to hurry up a bit if it wants to keep anyone's interest. Read Full Review
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