DEADLY KILLERS! DIRT SANDWICHES! A NEW STORY ARC!
TAQA found solace in God-and that God lives in a syringe. With the city about to ban the holy narcotic, she vows to prove the existence of the divine, setting her on a path straight to the murderous EARTHEATER's door.
If you missed the first four-part volume of this series, I suggest you remedy that immediately. Bold, creative and utterly sublime, Coffin Bounds second arc shows no signs of squandering the freight train momentum of its first. Highest possible recommendation. Read Full Review
Coffin Bound's return is one of the best things to happen in comics this summer, so you should definitely join in on the thrill ride sooner than later. Read Full Review
Coffin Bound has, and will continue to, resonate deeply with readers looking for more from their comic books than the usual square-jawed, tight-wearing fare. Coffin Bound #5 is a necessary-read. Read Full Review
This is the kind of reading you do to turn off the real world and completely envelop yourself in its ideas. Coffin Bound is a work of structured chaos -- funny, contemplative, and ceaselessly engaging. Read Full Review
The second arc of "Coffin Bound" shifts protagonists, but keeps the heady themes and tone that make it stand out. Read Full Review
Watters is progressing the story in an interesting angle that's still feeding off his dark poetics. There's a remarkable concise breeziness about the moody darkness that Watters and Dani are bringing to the page. With deeper philosophical themes coming to the fore in issue five, Coffin Bound begins to run the risk of getting too deep too soon into the second major plot arc. If the past is any indicator, Watters seems to have a firm handle on the kind of pacing needed to keep things from getting too weighty. Read Full Review
A solid start to the second arc. Still liking the weird sketchy art. Taqa isn't as interesting a protagonist as Izzy though. Still, I'm interested in what'll happen to her next.
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