Die, Vol. 1: Mortelle fantasy

The world feels both familiar and unsettling, which really drew me in. I'm curious what inspired the particular mythos and atmosphere Gillen created.

The emotional depth of the characters felt so real, even amidst the fantastical setting. Did others connect more with their personal journeys than the magic itself?

The artwork’s moodiness and detail seem to amplify the emotional weight. I wonder if the visual choices were planned from the start or evolved during making the comic.