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Coda is a comic book series written by Simon Spurrier with art by Matías Bergara. The series debuted in 2018 and was published by BOOM! Studios.

Background

Coda is a comic book series written by Simon Spurrier with art by Matías Bergara, coloring assistance by Michael Doig, lettering by Jim Campbell, and cover variants by Toni Infante and Nick Dragotta.[1] The series debuted in 2018 and was published by BOOM! Studios.[2] The series consists of 12 issues and is set in an apocalyptic fantasy world.[3] The first four issues were released as a trade paperback.[4] A hardcover edition of the series was also released.[5] Spurrirer was introduced to Bergara by Eric Harburn who edited the series.[6] The story follows a bard named Hum who is trying to save his wife's soul.[7] Mad Max is referenced in the series.[8]

A sequel series entitled Coda: False Dawns began releasing a monthly series for five issues in 2023. A trade paperback was released with all five issues in 2024.

Reception

Writing in The A.V. Club, Caitlin Rosberg compared the series to the 1977 film Wizards.[9] Sonnet Ireland wrote in LibraryJournal that the story has "many intriguing plot twists" and that the "illustration and color pop, bringing the story to life".[10] Christian Holub praised the series in Entertainment Weekly saying that it is "a unique angle on the fantasy genre" with "truly eye-popping art".[11] The series was included in lists of the best comics on websites such as Entertainment Weekly, Den of Geek, and Gizmodo.[12][13][14]

Awards

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Los Angeles Times Book Prize 2023 Graphic Novel/Comics Finalist [15]
Association of Critics and Journalists of Comics 2021 Comics Prize Won [16]
Ignyte Awards 2020 Best Comics Team Nominated [17]
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