Readers would be forgiven for believing that the debut of If You Find This, I'm Already Dead laid out the series' entire premise; it condensed a tremendous amount of worldbuilding and exploration into a single adventurous issue. If You Find This, I'm Already Dead #2 makes it clear that was only the start of this rabbit hole and readers can anticipate the same thrilling expansion of concept as Robin's saga continues. Read Full Review

Plot
Robin Reed adapts to the food and customs of Terminus, in this place her perception of time is different, but she managed to understand some of the language and discovered that this place was actually the battlefield between extraterrestrial gods.

A cult caught her and sent her to a place that made her live some kind of fantasy only to be caught and sent to the fact that she is behind it all... a human.

The analogies between the power of the few and the misery of the many ends up being the common denominator of any world apart from ours.

Spectacular chapter of a saga that mixes action, science fiction, war drama and mystery in a dizzying and brilliant narrative rhythm.

Art
It has many textures and strokes with a retro volume that gives you a feeling of reading old war comics from the 1960s, but at the same time we see futuristic technology that refreshes everything, it is undoubtedly the art necessary to tell this story.

Summary
Robin Reed adapts with difficulty to this mysterious world where everything is different and hides shocking secrets more