This issue amazingly walks the tightrope of having emotional impact on the reader while leaving the characters own feelings slightly ambiguous. Five issues in this story is really starting to deliver on character progression that had been building throughout. Read Full Review

Extremity #5 is another emotional gripping entry into this series. Jerome has done some brutal things but he may have crossed the line in this issue and Thea may have traversed to far into her fathers darkness to return herself. If you only have money for one comic a month then make that comic Extremity, you will not be disappointed. Read Full Review

I liked it when it was all mindless gore and action. I like it even more now that there is substance, motivation, and regret. Read Full Review

Extremity #5 was more of a question as to far Jerome is willing to go. Thea may have the biggest decision to make regarding the path she wants to take but it takes moments and experiences like she has had now to understand what it means to lose yourself. Rollo understands this and chance encounter understands this as well. I love that there is this line where not everyone is willing to cross. Thea is walking it and I'm anxious to see where she falls soon enough. Read Full Review

Besides these few character issues, Extremity is an excellent series and worth every moment of time you spend on it. I hope in the next few issues Johnson shows us more of this fascinating world or maybe even reveals some of its history. If you haven't already started reading Extremity, get on it. It's definitely a great summer read. Read Full Review

Still great!

Wow, the dad has really has become the bad guy now. I image that it is going to come down to his children to stop his path of destruction.