For the Kid I Saw in My Dreams #2

Two boys stand beneath towering electrical pylons at dusk, the warm orange sky casting a quietly melancholy mood over what feels like a pivotal moment between them. Kei Sanbe's linework brings a grounded, everyday realism to the scene — worn sneakers, crossbody bags, overgrown weeds at their feet — that gives the characters an unmistakable sense of weight and history. Volume 2 of this 2019 Yen Press series promises the same emotionally layered storytelling that made Sanbe's work so compelling to follow.