Demolidor, Vol. 6: Cumprindo a Pena

This storyline felt darker and more claustrophobic than previous volumes. I wonder if this shift was planned from the start or evolved during writing.

The artwork's raw and shadowy visuals really drove home the themes of morality and corruption. Was this a conscious choice to match the tone?

This volume dives deep into questions of justice and redemption. I'm curious what influenced Zdarsky to focus on these themes in such a stark environment.