A world is coherent when its rules, character choices and visual language support one another. Every unusual detail needs a history, a limitation and a consequence.
A miniature cosmos is drawn as a living atlas. Each planet has a different scale, gravity, weather and social rule. Couriers and mapmakers negotiate routes between worlds whose distances cannot be measured in the same way; panel shapes become part of the world logic.
A world is coherent when its rules, character choices and visual language support one another. Every unusual detail needs a history, a limitation and a consequence.
Start with the first connected work to learn the setting, then follow the remaining stories to see how the world rules affect different characters. Return to the world principle after reading to compare the choices each story makes.
