B.P.R.D., Vol. 8: Campo di battaglia

The visuals in this volume really amp up the tension and mood. I'm curious what inspired the shift in tone compared to earlier installments.

While the buildup was great, some parts felt a bit slower, but maybe that was intentional to build suspense. What were others' thoughts on the flow?

The mythos and monsters here felt fresh but also deeply rooted in folklore. Wondering how much research went into designing these creatures.