Blame!, Vol. 1

The sprawling, complex architecture feels so immersive and unique. I'm curious whether this was inspired by real-world structures or entirely imagined.

The pacing was quite deliberate at first, but I loved how it built atmosphere before the action escalated. Was that intentional or just how the story evolved?

His silent, relentless quest raises so many questions about identity and purpose. What do others think drives him beyond the obvious mission?