kombuchaclock:

All Tomorrows, written and illustrated by Nemo Ramjet, is a speculative biology story about the future of of the human race, chronicling millions of years of human evolution. It is, in more than one sense, fantastic. Rather unavoidably when dealing with science fiction, many things seem implausible. Not impossible (some things might be I can’t claim to be especially knowledgeable unfortunately), but not especially likely. But here is one of the cases where it is absolutely a GOOD thing. The story is oozes imagination and creativity like few things I’ve read. I hope that Ramjet had fun writing and drawing this, because I certainly would. Each of humanities evolutionary branches has a light-up personality and they way they all intersect is shockingly exciting. And the illustrations are gorgeous.

I feel stupid writing this little review because I don’t know how to adequately describe how much I love this story. I’m sure it won’t appeal to everyone but at the same time there are so many kinds of people I would heartily recommend it to. So please, if you see this, check it out.