(2000) Ware’s architectural precision—grids, diagrams, sad little figures—is printed in cold grey and white. Color would add warmth. Ware wants you to feel the lonely sterility of his protagonist’s life.

(1970–1976) The sumi-e brushwork here is religious. Kojima’s ink wash creates a feudal Japan of falling snow, spraying blood, and stoic silence. It is the definitive ronin saga, where every panel breathes like a haiku.

Quiet, haunting stories about hockey, family, and isolation in rural Canada.

Once you provide those details, I can write a clear, professional report for you. If this is for a personal project, just describe what “fixed” means in your case.