L'orgoglio di Baghdad

The visual storytelling adds a layer of immediacy and emotion. I'm curious whether this was the author's initial idea or evolved during the creative process.

The way their voices are crafted made me think about the human side of wartime struggles. Did others see this as a commentary on human nature?

The artwork conveys tension without graphic scenes, which made me reflect on the power of suggestion. Was this a deliberate choice to evoke empathy?