In this issue, the danger of the world is real, and it rivals the comic's beauty. The art remains some of the best out right now, and the world is being built effectively. Overall, the comic ending a down note is well done. From a narrative standpoint, Thirteen is dealt a loss, unable to protect her friends last issue,High Level #3shows that the threats she faces, whether soldier or scoundrel are not easily beat. But I am ready to see her try. Read Full Review

High Level (2019-) #3 is an intensely well crafted story, part world building, part action, all entertaining. Rob Sheridan and Barnaby Bagenda create a high energy issue, you just don't want to put down. Read Full Review

This series comes into its own as we get some brilliant payoff on plot points that have been building since issue #1. Coupled with outstanding world-building and great characters to make a truly brilliant book. Read Full Review

Final Verdict: 8.5 With exceptional artwork, well conceived characters and an intriguing storyline that leaves room for imagination, "High Level" #3 rises above the rest. Read Full Review

Fans of thoughtful world-building with a flair for retro-cyberpunk dystopian epics look no further. The subtle undertones of classism, Apartheid, and the effects of hypercapitalism and environmental decay lure beneath the surface of a series that is also a beautiful page turner. Fresh, but mythically familiar in the narrative conceit of "the journey," this series will find its place amongst the mainstays of your monthly pull. Read Full Review

Another issue that's rich with creative world building and heart. Read Full Review

Three issues in and so far High Level is a consistently strong road trip through a wild sci-fi wasteland. Read Full Review

It's fine, but nothing more.

Nothing too exciting, a very sort of traditional postapocalyptic dystopia. What is this telling me that other, better stories haven’t already told me?

This is a big old meh.