Naoki Urasawa's Monster, Volume 1

Urasawa's storytelling weaves psychological depth with horror — I wonder what influenced his vision for this series' tone.

The characters often grapple with tough decisions that blur right and wrong. Did that make anyone else reflect on their own values?

The detailed and expressive illustrations really bring the horror and tension to life. I’m curious if the art was planned to evoke such a visceral response from the start.