Jay Gunn's creator-owned thriller draws to an unforgettable close, as Megumi and Ryan, forever changed by their experiences inside the alien coral, battle on behalf of what's left of humanity. As the island of Breith comes under sustained assault from the sea, as the final day for humanity dawns at last, these two flawed, troubled people must decide whether we are worth saving. Is there hope for a new beginning, or will we be washed beneath the waves?
This is a perfect ending to this comic series. Gorgeous art and one well told story make this a must read series. Read Full Review
I'm satisfied with this ending to the story. The series' twist on the endangered planet theme was surprisingly one I had seen before. There were some bumps in the flow of the action and plot that made it a little hard to follow; at times but it managed not to get too convoluted in its own mythology. To its credit, the story doesn't take itself too seriously and leaned into the camp over the past couple of issues. This helped swallow some of the small lumps in dialogue. The characters and story were layered enough to keep my interest but what kept me looking forward to receiving the next issue was the artwork. Imaginative and beautiful in its rendering. This series is worth reading for the inventive sea-inspired creatures alone. Read Full Review
Surface Tension told a unique story, in a very entertaining way, something many superstar creators of today could learn from. Jay Gunn is definitely a creator to keep an eye on. Read Full Review
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