Rogue doctors use a device to enter afterlives and revive the dead, exploring life, death, and morality in a disquieting graphic novel.
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Rogue doctors use a device to enter afterlives and revive the dead, exploring life, death, and morality in a disquieting graphic novel.
"What if--just before everything fades, permanently, to black--you unconsciously create the afterlife you want, or feel you deserve? Wouldn't that be better than reality, and no less meaningful than life itself? The Charon is a medical device that gains entrance into this afterlife, by taking the form of a memory from a patient's consciousness, and using it to revive his or her life."--Back cover.
will contain mild spoilers
No sexual content depicted.
Minor depictions of death and medical procedures; not graphic.
No profanity or strong language depicted.
Brief mention of alcohol use by a character to avoid responsibility.
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No religious themes present.
No occult or magical elements depicted.
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Moderate focus on ethical debates about life, death, and medical intervention.
Moderate references to suicidal feelings among revived patients.
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