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Everything Will Be Okay #1-5
Everything Will Be Okay
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy meets Armageddon!
What if every possible disaster happened at once? Would you seek refuge in space? Travel to another dimension? Or perhaps take your chances with whatever life comes after this one? And what if those weren't so great either? Follow Anya and her brother Edgar as they try to navigate these difficult scenarios and more, while discovering that they may not even be able to depend on each other. But maybe everything will be okay...Maybe.
Collects comic issues #1-5.
What if every possible disaster happened at once? Would you seek refuge in space? Travel to another dimension? Or perhaps take your chances with whatever life comes after this one? And what if those weren't so great either? Follow Anya and her brother Edgar as they try to navigate these difficult scenarios and more, while discovering that they may not even be able to depend on each other. But maybe everything will be okay...Maybe.
Collects comic issues #1-5.
108 pages, Paperback
First published February 26, 2017
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March 30, 2025
A brother and sister engineer duo work together to help save humanity in a post-Earth future.
A space station of the only 10,000 surviving humans watch Earth explode. But in the wake of the explosion, the station’s oxygen suddenly blocks. One disaster leads to another, over and over.
Some flashbacks show Earth being hit by meteorites, tornadoes, kaiju, plagues, etc.
It’s very over the top and falls into comedic. The art is sparse, with people looking like muppets at times. A very quick read. I was not a fan of the writing choices with the conclusion.
A space station of the only 10,000 surviving humans watch Earth explode. But in the wake of the explosion, the station’s oxygen suddenly blocks. One disaster leads to another, over and over.
Some flashbacks show Earth being hit by meteorites, tornadoes, kaiju, plagues, etc.
It’s very over the top and falls into comedic. The art is sparse, with people looking like muppets at times. A very quick read. I was not a fan of the writing choices with the conclusion.
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