コーヒームーン [Coffee Moon] #3

Two figures dominate this striking cover — a white-clad person wielding a large knife and a wide-eyed blonde in a rose-adorned outfit — locked in a tense, swirling composition full of spiral motifs and scattered dots that crackles with unease. The bold Japanese text poses a charged question about happiness and denial, hinting at the moral tension at the heart of Coffee Moon. Kadokawa's third volume of this series promises the same unsettling, stylized energy that makes Mochito Bota's work so visually arresting.