Plunge #3 is a winner just as the two episodes previously were. The mystery is real. The stakes feel real. This whole thing is creepy and magnificent. If you have not picked up the first two issues, please, please do. This is one you are going to want to keep forever. Read Full Review

Plunge is turning out to be one of my favorite horror comics in some time. It has everything you'd want and then some thanks to the crisp characters and creepy underbelly that lies just below the surface. Read this to get the shivers running down your spine. Plunge is utterly unique and finds darkness in the spaces between reason and the chilling unknown. Read Full Review

Hill's masterful series continues to up with ante with this thrilling issue. Read Full Review

There's no giant monster from the depths eating people, and the main threat seems to come from the bizarre psychological impact that the lost crew has on the modern-day people. It's much more of a psychological thriller than the other books in the line, and that's surprising given the deep-sea setting. But it's another winner for the line. Read Full Review

Plunge #3 is the issue that took what I thought was a pretty straightforward horror story and instead through an equation into the mix that left me scratching my head. As a single issue it's maddening. It leaves you with so many questions. As part of the whole, I'm sure it'll be excellent. It's definitely not an issue to start with and not one you can read on its own. By this point of the story, you'd expect some questions and mysteries would be answered by Hill has taken the formula and mixed it all up. Read Full Review

The Derleth crew seem to be pretty, er, "friendly" right now, other than what they've done to Russell. So why did they have Peter sneak attack the McReady? I was not expecting them to come out and be just like "hey, what's up guys" and it caught me off guard at first, but it's a pretty engaging issue that makes you wonder what they're really up to. Again, great character work by Hill. And, dude, the art is fantastic. I can't wait to see what happens next. Read Full Review

When all is said and done, Plunge #3 delivers readers a lot of information about what is really going on within the tale. While it is a lot of talking, it does end on a brutal moment that certainly leaves questions for the reader to ponder; questions I personally am looking forward to having answered. Read Full Review

Sadly, this installment suffers due to the onslaught of information we're given, making us feel similar to the characters in how overwhelmed they are by the information being presented to them. Read Full Review

Nooo less math please. I think that this may be another horror story whose dread is somewhat undercut by the story’s progression.

Nothing scarier than math.