A review by villyidol
Coffin Hill (2013-2015) Vol. 2: Dark Endeavors by Caitlin Kittredge

3.0

Fills in a couple of the gaps from volume 1, which begins after the main character managed to capture a serial killer. That story is told here. And thankfully in a more coherent way than most of what happened in the previous volume.

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We also learn why spoilery thing that happened to Eve towards the end of volume 1 took place.

There are still a lot of time jumps and several new timelines get introduced. That, as well as the huge number of female characters - some of them either looking similar to other ones or changing their appearance significantly in between timelines or sometimes referring to themselves in third person - makes it still somewhat hard to follow.

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Questions were answered, yes. But new ones were brought up as well.

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On its own this volume is more streamlined and therefore easier to read and understand. The big picture, though, remains a bit of a jigsaw puzzle. I guess volume 3 will provide the remaining missing pieces.

Once again I liked Inaki Miranda’s art a lot. And the last issue was pretty cool and also pretty creepy. But I’m not sure yet how it ties in to the other events. We’ll find out.

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Free-style buddy reading month with Cathy continues.