The final pages hammer how just how much Hum and Serka's life has changed from when we last saw them, and with them both finding themselves drawn into their own (shudder) “quests”, it's going to be really interesting to see how the rest of this series unfolds. Whatever happens though, I'm going to be right there every step of of the way yet again, because like a drunken reunion with an old friend, Coda's triumphant return ticks every chaotic, subversive box you could possible hope for. Read Full Review

Complex and deviously clever, Spurrier and Bergara return to their unique original world with a poignant and stunning opening chapter to this follow-up mini-series. Read Full Review

Coda #1 is already focusing in on all the things that made the original run of Coda so beloved: the fascinating world-building, the realistic and lovingly tense relationship between Hum and Serka, Matas Bergara's gorgeous character design, and the shockingly grounded emotions that underscore the story. Read Full Review

The pure imagination in every panel of Coda #1 makes this a home run of a start for this series. The way all these fantasy characters deal with a post-apocalyptic setting keeps your attention from beginning to end. It is a great entry point for the world created by Simon Spurrier and Matias Bergara. Read Full Review