• Joins the growing canon of Graphic Medicine: graphic novels or nonfiction that deal with health issues.
• Deals with a cancer diagnosis from the point of view of a queer person of colour with different needs and experiences.
• Deals with the aftermath of cancer, the PTSD that occurred as Kimiko tried to return to a semblance of a normal life.
• The book will appeal to cancer patients and survivors, and their families, especially queer and BIPOC.
• Will appeal to cancer patients and survivors, and their families, especially queer and BIPOC.