Wholesome and heart warming. Just make sure you've raten before you read 

Really insightful to read to many personal and authentic stories. It shows where the struggles and issues are (some are shared, some are different) and that there really is a spectrum how differently development disorders can manifest themselves.

As with Murder Falcon this isn't really about wrestling although there's a lot of it in the comic. It's about grief and pain and finding an outlet for it and a way to keep living after a tragedy.
The final chapter is a bit too much over the top for me though 

If you miss Alison Bechdel's Dykes, this is the perfect comic for you. 
Queer lives are just as messy as others' but honesty, self-reflection and friends help to cope and find a way. 

Emotional, funny, exciting, thrilling and informative