One Punch-Man, vol. 1: One Punch

The series blends comedy with intense fight scenes so seamlessly. I wonder what inspired the choice to keep the tone so lighthearted despite serious themes.

The deconstruction of heroism feels both funny and insightful. I'm curious if readers see this as a critique of superhero clichés or something more personal.

His overwhelming strength and boredom seem to reflect a deeper commentary on power and purpose. Did the author intend for Saitama to symbolize anything broader?