The dialogue is pretty flat in parts, and the bad guy is nothing new. Speaking of technology, Bongotone fades the word balloons so we can see the background behind them. They blend a bit more onto the images and don't disrupt the panels quite so much, which is helpful for a story with so many talking heads. It's a nice touch that I hadn't seen before. But, in contrast, the text that ends some issues is awfully confusing.
KIN has no stated run.
Not in the fine print nor on the cover. And issue 4 has no such advisory so you don't know the book's over until you flip through 10 pages of ads. Worse, issue six doesn't feel like a true ending, but we have enough of a denouement that it doesn't feel like another chapter's close. While that implies we'll get something more, Top Cow says six issues is it. So, the possibility of a sequel exists, but none is planned.