March Story #2

Volume 2 of March Story continues the dark fantasy journey with a cover that puts its young, wide-eyed protagonist front and center — draped in a dramatic white-and-black hooded cloak and gripping what appears to be a long rifle or staff against a whimsical European village backdrop of spired towers and pale pink trees. The contrast between March's delicate, almost ethereal appearance and that imposing weapon gives the series its unmistakable tension. Published by Shogakukan, this Korean-Japanese collaboration by Kim Hyung Min and Ryang Kyung-il builds a world that feels at once fairy-tale beautiful and quietly unsettling.