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A review by innodavid
Saga, Vol. 9 by Brian K. Vaughan
3.0
3.5 STARS
That might be the most cruel cliffhanger out of all the volumes. This book is less ridiculous and more sorrow and despair. I binge read 9 volumes in two days, and I don't even know when the next volume would be released. Too much death happened, but by having Hazel as the main narrator and knowing that she gets to grow old to retell this tale makes me believe there's hope in their world.
This is also the volume that made me hate a character that I was cheering for the past 8 volumes. No name drops, but if you've read this, you'll know who it is.
That might be the most cruel cliffhanger out of all the volumes. This book is less ridiculous and more sorrow and despair. I binge read 9 volumes in two days, and I don't even know when the next volume would be released. Too much death happened, but by having Hazel as the main narrator and knowing that she gets to grow old to retell this tale makes me believe there's hope in their world.
This is also the volume that made me hate a character that I was cheering for the past 8 volumes. No name drops, but if you've read this, you'll know who it is.