Does the dog die?
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Joe vs. Elan School
Comic Book • 2018 • Biography
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If you're here because Apollo just entered the story - nothing tragic happens with him. It's not a source of sadness. He eventually goes to live with the family of a friend, and has a very long and happy life. It's mentioned in a sort of "where are they now?" epilogue that he eventually passed away of old age.
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The comic is a true story about a boarding school for "troubled teens." The students are abused physically, verbally, emotionally, and mentally. Very harrowing.
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Enforced by staff and students at Elan. In order for a student to rank up in the school's hierarchy and eventually graduate, they have to become abusive.
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Bodily Harm
Is someone tortured?
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The comic has graphic descriptions of psychological torture that is used on Elan students.
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Does someone fall to their death?
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Yes, in chapter 99.
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Family
Is someone kidnapped?
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The comic starts with Joe being kidnapped.
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Medical
Are needles/syringes used?
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There are multiple references to a character being a heroin addict and having track marks on his arms.
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There is a suicide in chapter 99. Joe provides a content warning before it happens.
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Chapter 56 has a graphic suicide attempt.
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There is a very graphic description of an Elan student attempting suicide by stabbing himself.
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