Opening page introducing Frida Kahlo and the broken-mirror frame of the comic.Kahlo's early life and the turn from medical ambition toward a body marked by injury.The 1925 collision becomes the central mortality event of the story.Recovery narrows the room but gives the mirror and canvas new force.Self-portraiture becomes a way to record pain, identity, and survival without softening them.Kahlo's work grows from private injury into a public visual language.The body remains damaged, but the paintings keep arguing with disappearance.Closing page on what survived Kahlo: images that made pain impossible to ignore.
