Artist Reply: James: thanks for appreciating this. I hope that people can learn from this novel or at least help them on their unplanned health journey by making the trip more familar. Best regards, Will

Artist Reply: Tony: thank you for looking and commenting. I began this graphic novel when I was still a University biology professor. I'm now retired after 31 years of teaching gross anatomy, genetics, and biology to non-biology majors. This was a fun and exciting project, but I got bogged down and could not find a way to suitably end the story. I took Hink, the main character, through doctor visits and various tests that ultimately ended with a diagnosis of lung cancer. He will ultimately die, but I want his experiences to benefit others who have chosen to smoke. Maybe others here at artwanted will be able to suggest ways to help me to acheive what I can't seem to quite figure out. Long reply, but thanks again. Best regards, Will

Artist Reply: Tony: thank you for looking and commenting. I began this graphic novel when I was still a University biology professor. I'm now retired after 31 years of teaching gross anatomy, genetics, and biology to non-biology majors. This was a fun and exciting project, but I got bogged down and could not find a way to suitably end the story. I took Hink, the main character, through doctor visits and various tests that ultimately ended with a diagnosis of lung cancer. He will ultimately die, but I want his experiences to benefit others who have chosen to smoke. Maybe others here at artwanted will be able to suggest ways to help me to acheive what I can't seem to quite figure out. Long reply, but thanks again. Best regards, Will

Artist Reply: Tony: thank you for looking and commenting. I began this graphic novel when I was still a University biology professor. I'm now retired after 31 years of teaching gross anatomy, genetics, and biology to non-biology majors. This was a fun and exciting project, but I got bogged down and could not find a way to suitably end the story. I took Hink, the main character, through doctor visits and various tests that ultimately ended with a diagnosis of lung cancer. He will ultimately die, but I want his experiences to benefit others who have chosen to smoke. Maybe others here at artwanted will be able to suggest ways to help me to acheive what I can't seem to quite figure out. Long reply, but thanks again. Best regards, Will