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Lynx

Lynx, a comic by Samuel Sattin and tokitokoro, publishes its first volume on August 11 under Viz Media. Preview pages have been released ahead of the launch.

Synthesized from 2 Yomimono stories · updated Aug 6

Lynx is a comic written by American writer Samuel Sattin and drawn by Japanese artist tokitokoro, published by Viz Media. The first volume is set to release on August 11. Viz Media shared preview pages in early August, giving readers their first look at the art before the launch.

The story follows Lynx Takuma, a bio-enhanced detective working in New Borealis, one of the last habitable cities after a worldwide climate disaster. She partners with Task and a talking cat named Skua. While investigating a series of grisly murders, she sees something that looks like an angel.

The comic pairs a Western writer with a Japanese artist under Viz Media, a collaboration that the preview pages highlight. The release date and the preview pages are the concrete details available so far; no further chapters, volumes, or adaptations have been announced.

Key facts

Creators
Samuel Sattin (writer) and tokitokoro (artist)
Publisher
Viz Media
First volume release date
August 11
Protagonist
Lynx Takuma, a bio-enhanced detective
Setting
New Borealis, one of the last habitable cities after a worldwide climate disaster
Supporting characters
Partner Task and a talking cat named Skua

Timeline

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Facts

Release
manga · August 11 · 2026-08-05

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Aug 5

Viz Media Shares Preview Pages for Samuel Sattin and tokitokoro's Lynx

Viz Media shared preview pages for Lynx, the comic by American writer Samuel Sattin and Japanese artist tokitokoro. The first volume publishes August 11. The story follows Lynx Takuma, a bio-enhanced detective in New Borealis, one of the last habitable cities after a worldwide climate disaster, who works with partner Task and a talking cat named Skua. While tracking a series of grisly murders, she sees something that looks like an angel.

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