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Grand Metal Organs Vol. 1
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192 pages, Paperback
Published November 25, 2025
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January 9, 2026
3.8
Humanity has evolved and now most people have electrical powers. The main character Enlil is saved by Albert from the Electrical Police Department when he is a child, which inspires and motivates him to want to be in the EPD when he grows up. The EPD hunts anthropomorphic monsters that are called darkwalkers.
When you reach a certain age you do a test to see how much electricity you put out. Enlil ends up having the worst score ever recorded. He ends up going the to EPD to seek out Albert and try to get a job with the EPD. Soon he finds out that something much more sinister is going on with the EPD as their main objective is hunting people who don’t have much electricity output as they deem them not useful to society. They are trying to cultivate a world with only people who have electrical powers. Enlil ends up being a darkwalker and he makes it his mission to end the world because of how fucked up and dystopian it all is.
I really love the concept and how the darkwalkers look. The art is mostly good but at times it is a bit muddy or basic looking. I definitely feel it’s worth a read and will be picking up the next volume.
Humanity has evolved and now most people have electrical powers. The main character Enlil is saved by Albert from the Electrical Police Department when he is a child, which inspires and motivates him to want to be in the EPD when he grows up. The EPD hunts anthropomorphic monsters that are called darkwalkers.
When you reach a certain age you do a test to see how much electricity you put out. Enlil ends up having the worst score ever recorded. He ends up going the to EPD to seek out Albert and try to get a job with the EPD. Soon he finds out that something much more sinister is going on with the EPD as their main objective is hunting people who don’t have much electricity output as they deem them not useful to society. They are trying to cultivate a world with only people who have electrical powers. Enlil ends up being a darkwalker and he makes it his mission to end the world because of how fucked up and dystopian it all is.
I really love the concept and how the darkwalkers look. The art is mostly good but at times it is a bit muddy or basic looking. I definitely feel it’s worth a read and will be picking up the next volume.
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December 11, 2025
Neat idea but writing lacks a little cohesion and polish.
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