100 Bullets, Vol. 7: cages

The characters often grapple with their sense of morality amid chaos. I'm curious how much of this was shaped by the author's own views on justice.

There were moments where the story moved so quickly it was hard to keep up, but it added a real sense of urgency. Was this deliberate or just how the plot evolved?

The cultural elements added a unique layer to the story. I'm wondering if there was a particular inspiration or research that influenced this choice.