Fear Itself

The concept of Fear as an almost living entity feels so visceral. I wonder what inspired the author to visualize it this way and how it ties into the story's themes.

The political and familial conflicts felt so real and intense—you could almost believe in their stakes. Did others sense a commentary on leadership and trust?

The art and storytelling blend epic and intimate moments seamlessly. I'm curious whether this contrast was planned from the start or developed during the process.