A dark fantasy tale of survival and redemption in a broken world, blending gritty emotion with surreal visuals.
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A dark fantasy tale of survival and redemption in a broken world, blending gritty emotion with surreal visuals.
In this brand new adventure in the Eisner Award-Nominated apocalyptic fantasy world of Coda, the despondent bard Hum finds a slice of tranquility with his wife, the Urken named Serka, in an ever-darkening, magic-less apocalypse – or so it seems. Prophecies of paradise and the return of magic? Hum is skeptical, while Serka faces difficult moral decisions on the road, with winter quickly approaching… New and returning fans alike shouldn’t miss the highly anticipated return of Coda from GLAAD Media...
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Minor references to intimacy; no explicit scenes depicted.
Frequent graphic violence with intense battle scenes and body horror.
Moderate use of strong language throughout the narrative.
Brief mentions of alcohol or drug use; not central to the story.
Minor presence of LGBTQIA+ characters in background roles.
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Moderate depiction of magic with occult undertones and rituals.
Occult elements present as part of the fantasy magic system.
Minor social commentary on power and survival in a broken world.
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Moderate themes of systemic suffering and cruelty in a harsh world.
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