Doom Patrol, Vol. 2: The Painting That Ate Paris

The combination creates such a unique atmosphere—I'm curious if this was a deliberate artistic choice or evolved during the creative process.

Some sections felt fast-paced while others slowed down unexpectedly. Was that intentional to build tension or a side effect of the storytelling style?

It's such a bizarre and compelling idea—I'm wondering where the inspiration for this surreal antagonist came from.