Description
「Tomorrow」は、就職浪人中の大学生、ジュンウンが誤って橋から落ちて昏睡状態に陥る物語を描いた韓国のウェブトゥーンです。意識不明の状態の彼は、冥界企業フラッシュバックの危機対応部隊から一時的な参加の誘いを受けます。この提案に同意することで、彼は昏睡状態から早期に目覚める可能性だけでなく、彼の就職活動を妨げていた過去のネガティブなカルマを解消する可能性も得ます。他に時間をつぶすものがないジュンウンは、この不吉な死神たちと協力し、この美しい日に命を救う機会をつかみます。
Product Details:
Webtoon: Tomorrow
Volume: 1
Published Date: June 25, 2019
Publisher: RH Korea (RHK)
Writer: Llama
Origin: Korea
Condition: New
Pages: 292
Language: Korean
Size: 14.5*21cm
ISBN: 978-89-255-6626-9


























Nathan Thompson from Vancouver, Canada (確認済みの所有者) –
Dive into the colorful pages of ‘Tomorrow,’ a compelling narrative where an ordinary man’s extraordinary journey unfolds. The tale revolves around Jun-Woong, who meets his destiny in unexpected circumstances and finds himself caught between life and death’s beckoning hand. With artistic flair, this comic weaves threads of fate as he becomes embroiled with sinister figures promising liberation from regrets—both old and new. Its depth captures societal sentiments while weaving cultural subtleties; reflections on ambition contrast seamlessly against whimsical yet somber undertones set by its imaginative storytelling.
يوسف الناصر from كوالالمبور, ماليزيا (確認済みの所有者) –
تجربة قراءة ‘Tomorrow’ تنقلني إلى عالم غير تقليدي حيث تتقاطع قضايا الحياة والموت. يجسد ‘جون وونغ’ بطل القصة مرونة الأمل في أصعب اللحظات؛ وضعه بين الذنوب ورغبته المستمرة لتحسين مستقبله هو تصوير ملهم حقًا لمآسي الشباب المعاصر. ينجح الكوميك في إدخال أسئلة أخلاقية مثيرة بينما يعالج مفهوم العدالة وتأثير القرارات اليومية على مصائر الآخرين، مما يوفر للمسار الأخلاقي مساحة تفكير ممتعة لقراءه.
Ethan Langley from Toronto, Canada (確認済みの所有者) –
Delving into “Tomorrow,” the opening volume immediately encapsulates a surreal blend of comedic dark fantasy that beckons the reader to ponder existentialism amidst everyday despair. Our protagonist, Ethan Langley—a relatable yet distinctive name fitting for Toronto—awakens in an odd dimension teeming with grim reapers more quirky than terrifying. As he grapples between self-discovery and his misgivings regarding past choices, this graphic narrative whimsically uncovers societal expectations tied intricately with personal failures during times when job markets grow increasingly fickle. Artistry melds vibrantly through expressive strokes matching vibrant cityscape reflections embedded within thought-provoking themes across varying lifelines.
Charlotte Finch from London, England (確認済みの所有者) –
Came across “Tomorrow” on a rainy afternoon and couldn’t help but think of all my lost opportunities. Jun-Woong’s journey is both eerie and heartwarming, evoking deep reflections while turning pages. A true blend of darkness and hope that lingers long after finishing the comic.
Maarten Van der Meer from Amsterdam, Nederland (確認済みの所有者) –
In dit eerste volume van “Tomorrow” ontdek je een intrigerende mix van surrealistische elementen en een verontrustend realisme. De hoofdpersonage, die letterlijk tussen leven en dood balanceert na zijn ongelukkige val, vormt de spil rondom complexe thema’s zoals karma en werkloosheid. Dit komt onverwachts tot uiting in de scherpe illustraties en krachtig verhaalvertelling die nog lang bijblijft. Wat ik bijzonder interessant vond, was het morele dilemma dat Jun-Woong tegenkomt tijdens zijn reis met onderwereldhelpers – voelt hij zich gefrustreerd of maakt het hem misschien daadwerkelijk bewust? Deze graphic novel daagt ons uit om onze levenskeuzes te heroverwegen op verrassende wijze.
Celeste Dunham from Portland, Oregon –
Navigating through ‘Tomorrow – Comic Book Vol.1,’ feels like delving into a dreamscape woven from personal ambition and the surreal landscape of existence itself. As Jun-Woong transitions to working with shadowy figures who mend threads between life and beyond, one can’t help but reflect on their own entanglements in fate’s tapestry. The artwork vividly complements each poignant moment, combining color palettes that dance just as fluidly as human emotion can be—crimson passion here mixes seamlessly with the indigo despair there, revealing how elegantly loss and hope collide within narrative art forms.
Aisling Carter from Chicago, Illinois, USA (確認済みの所有者) –
As I flipped through the vibrant panels of ‘Tomorrow,’ it evoked echoes of life’s unpredictability, much like watching city lights shimmer across Lake Michigan. It captured what feels true in lost moments.
佐藤健司 from 長崎県, 日本 (確認済みの所有者) –
人生の重圧に埋もれた一人の青年が、幽霊とともに生きる機会を得る物語。特異な展開と魅力的なキャラクター描写が心を打つ。
Kanya Tapper from Cape Town, South Africa –
Reading ‘Tomorrow’ felt like waking up inside a vivid dream. Jun-Woong’s journey resonates deeply, revealing the bittersweet layers of ambition and destiny wrapped in charming artistry.
Marta Fernanda Aguirre from Bogotá, Colombia –
Caught in a world where fate dances dangerously. ‘Tomorrow’ intertwines hope and regret; Jun-Woong’s journey reminds us of our fleeting chances.
Sofia Halimi from Tunis, Tunisia –
In the pages of ‘Tomorrow’, Jun-Woong’s bittersweet journey presents a stark reminder that every life can hinge on momentary choices. Its fresh narrative offers reflection in unique ways.
Han-Soo Park from Busan, South Korea –
Lurking between worlds, Jun-Woong’s journey resonates with a heartbeat of hope—fear meets aspiration in every stroke.
Lucas from Toronto, Canada –
An absolute page-turner! The art is stunning, and the storyline captivates from the first panel. Can’t wait for volume two.