The End

An extraordinary rarity which contains a dose of surrealism and fast-paced action, in center fixated on a man in search for his identity, and answers about his existence. This cerebral and introspective experience will surely prompt you to read it more than once due to its intricacies and story line fluctuations.

The art utmostly pertains to this surrealistic input, albeit it is far away from beautiful, but rather suitable to this morose and melancholic atmosphere, yet it still makes the characters appear vivacious, in a sense.

Wonderful and ostentatious read, which can be hard, perplexed and unfathomable in the process, but offers a reward and exuberation once finished.