はだしのゲン 第3巻　麦よ出よの巻

The artwork vividly captures the devastation and emotional toll — I wonder what influenced the artistic choices behind these powerful images.

The narrative juxtaposes suffering with small moments of resilience, making it an emotional rollercoaster. I'd love to hear if others found it as impactful as I did.

Using manga as a medium brings a unique accessibility to such a heavy subject. I'm curious whether the author considered other formats or if manga was a natural choice.