Saga #20

The visual storytelling always adds depth, but I wonder if certain panel choices were deliberately made to evoke specific feelings. What do others think about the artwork's role here?

The characters often face tough, gray-area decisions that made me question what I’d do in their place. Was this a reflection of real-world dilemmas for anyone else?

The blend of fantasy elements with a deeply personal story feels unique. I’m curious how much of this was influenced by Vaughan’s own experiences or ideas.