This graphic novel, "A.D. After Death Book Three," presents a science fiction narrative centered on themes of mortality and immortality, as well as memory and identity. The story follows a narrator who was asked to steal a "forbidden color", seemingly tied to the ability to extend human lifespan or even reverse aging. Within the pages, the reader encounters futuristic settings and characters, including an institution dedicated to children with debilitating disorders and scientific experiments aimed at achieving longevity. The visuals are a blend of comic book panels and watercolor-like illustrations, enhancing the introspective and speculative nature of the content, which ultimately explores the personal and societal implications of overcoming death.