The protagonist of this novel wears 1983 Nikes and a denim jacket while singing Kim Wilde’s “Kids in America.” Because her father has a Cadillac and her grandmother’s knees ache, the protagonist of this novel wants to become a prophet. In a sequel to this work subtitled “The Story of a Return,” the protagonist catches bronchitis while living on the streets in Vienna and visits the grave of her uncle Anoosh, who was executed as a spy. This novel’s first section titled “The Veil” details the narrator being forced to wear a hijab in school following the Iranian Revolution. For 10 points, name (10[1])this autobiographical graphic novel by Marjane Satrapi that is titled after an ancient Persian capital. ■END■