Extremity #12

I will keep saying it till another book affects me this much, but Extremity has set the bar for fantasy stories alike. You can have it all in a world like this. The wonder, excitement, pain, and loss. There's no limit to what your characters can experience like these did. Not when it comes to how people can drown in hate, lose themselves to vengeance, or how they can dig themselves out of that hole. Read Full Review

Extremity #12 is an issue I was happy and sad to read at the same time. Happy because Johnson got to tell his complete story and the saga of Thea got to come full circle. It was awesome to follow this character to her stories "end". Sad because it is over, after twelve issues I have grown to love these characters and world. It is sad to leave it. Read Full Review

Extremity started as a brutal and tragic sci-fi war epic. It ended up having a lot more to say about family, tradition, and purpose. This is a limited series that shouldn't be soon forgotten. Keep an eye out for anything Daniel Warren Johnson works on in any medium. Read Full Review

"Extremity" ends not only with tragedy and hope, but with a profound uncertainty for the future. Daniel Warren Johnson wraps up his hard-hitting maxiseries with a cataclysmic battle and enough pathos for a satisfying conclusion. Read Full Review

This issue's script left me wanting more for better and worse, but the art continues to impress and makes me eager to see what Johnson's next project will be. Read Full Review

Extremity ends where it must. The struggle for the soul of the world pits one extreme against the next to result in nothing more than mutual assured annihilation. We are given hope that another generation may see their way clear, but there is no guarantee that they will be successful. Read Full Review

endangered

Mar 07, 2018

Daniel of the Earth Plain, I name you...LEGEND It has been a joy following this series.

Veido

Mar 30, 2018

Kinda rushed ending. :S