L'Enfant et le Maudit, tome 4

Nagabe's illustrations are so expressive and haunting — I wonder how much of the mood was shaped by the visual style versus the story itself.

The pacing felt slow at times, but I think it added to the suspense. Was that intentional to build unease gradually?

The world feels unique and deeply atmospheric — I'm curious whether it was based on a specific myth, legend, or an entirely original creation.