Fire Punch, tome 3

The desolate world and intense themes made me wonder what the author envisioned as the core message behind this dystopia. Was it meant to reflect real-world fears or something more symbolic?

His decisions often felt morally grey and intense, which made me question how much of his environment shaped his morality. Would I have made the same choices in his situation?

The stark contrasts and fiery visuals really amplify the mood. I'm curious if the artist had specific inspirations or techniques in mind to achieve this atmosphere.