Raid of No Return

The combination of history and visuals makes the story so vivid. I'm curious whether the choice of format was driven by a desire to reach young readers or another reason.

The artwork and pacing really pulled me into the danger and urgency. I wonder how much research went into depicting these moments authentically.

The visuals make the events feel immediate and real, but do you think it simplifies some complexities of the war? Would love to hear others' thoughts.