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A review by elizabethlk
Coda, Vol. 2 by Matías Bergara, Simon Spurrier
4.0
After feeling like volume one was mostly set up, I feel like we're really getting into the guts of the story. I was also feeling like it was giving some real disability discourse talking points (about whether or not a cure is wanted and how those things shouldn't be pushed, etc). I'm eager to see where the story is going.
I do regret waiting so long to get to the second one because I had to really think about what had happened in certain parts of volume one, but I'm glad I finally got to it. Hopefully I will get to volume three in the next few weeks! Definitely recommended for post-apocalyptic and fantasy fans, especially for folks like me who enjoy the rare instances where the two are merged.
I do regret waiting so long to get to the second one because I had to really think about what had happened in certain parts of volume one, but I'm glad I finally got to it. Hopefully I will get to volume three in the next few weeks! Definitely recommended for post-apocalyptic and fantasy fans, especially for folks like me who enjoy the rare instances where the two are merged.