Tom Clancy's the Division: Extremis Malis - by Christofer Emgard (Hardcover)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>"Collects issues #1 through #3 of the Dark Horse comic-book series Tom Clancy's The division: extremis malis"--Copyright page.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><b>The perfect introduction to the post-pandemic world of Ubisoft's record-breaking video game series, this graphic novel follows Division agent Caleb Dunne from New York City to Washington, D.C. in pursuit of the mysterious woman who murdered his partner. <p/>This prequel to <i>Tom Clancy's The Division 2</i> is a must-have for fans of intrigue and tales of survival.</b> <p/>Months after a bioweapon attack devastated New York City, the Division agents are the last hope of a United States struggling to hold itself together. During a mission gone horribly wrong, Division agent Caleb Dunne's partner is gruesomely killed and Dunne vows to track down the mysterious woman responsible. Known only as Mantis, Dunne pursues her to Philadelphia, Fort Meade, and eventually Washington, D.C., enlisting the help of fellow agents Heather Ward and Brian Johnson along the way. Together, this newly-formed group of agents uncover a much larger scheme that poses a grave threat to a nation already on the brink of total collapse.<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br>In his own words: <br/><br/>My background is in literature, theater, and screenwriting where I first began to learn the craft of storytelling. During my 11+ years in the triple-A videogame industry I've expanded my skillset to also cover to narrative design and IP- and franchise development, and I'm keenly aware of the challenges posed by games as a storytelling medium.<br/><br/>I enjoy telling stories through all kinds of media. Each presents its own set of unique challenges and opportunities and the more I learn about the craft, the more humbled I am by its potential to affect and transform an audience.
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