The Incal

Mœbius's distinctive visuals really set the tone for the story. I'm curious whether his artistic choices were driven by the story's themes or if they evolved during collaboration with Jodorowsky.

The depiction of power, greed, and spirituality felt layered and complex. I wonder how much of this was influenced by Jodorowsky's personal beliefs or if it was purely narrative.

Some parts felt fast-paced, while others lingered on visual or philosophical details. Did this variation enhance the storytelling or disrupt the flow for others?