In the small town of Medford, the reappearance of Lucas Jones twelve years after his 1984 disappearance has sparked more questions than relief, particularly as the now 11-year-old boy shows no signs of aging. This inexplicable phenomenon has baffled investigators and the psychologist tasked with interviewing Lucas, who remains silent. The graphic novel "The Junction" by Norm Konyu, published by Glénat, explores this unsettling mystery, delving into the town's memory of Lucas and his father's vanishing. The narrative questions the town's reaction to the boy's return, suggesting a preference for the memory of the dead over the reality of the living.