Geiger, Vol. 1

The bleak, post-apocalyptic world feels so visceral — I'm curious whether the author drew from real-world fears or imagined it entirely. Did the setting evolve during writing or was it planned from the start?

His actions are sometimes hard to justify, which adds layers to his personality. I wonder if this kind of complex protagonist was a conscious choice to challenge traditional hero archetypes.

The visuals are so striking and intense — I’d love to know if the artist had specific techniques or influences in mind that shaped this gritty style.