Chainsaw Man, vol. 2: Motosierra vs. Murciélago

The shifts between high-octane fights and quieter character moments feel so seamless. I'm curious how these choices shape the overall story tone.

His decisions often blur the line between right and wrong, making me wonder if the story is intentionally challenging our sympathies.

The bold lines and chaotic panels contribute so much to the story's energy. I wonder if Fujimoto has a specific artistic influence or if it evolved naturally.