Description
Tomorrow is a Korean webtoon that follows the story of an unemployed college graduate, Jun-Woong, who slips into a coma when he accidentally falls off of a bridge. During his unconscious state, he receives an invitation from the underworld corporation Flashback’s crisis response squad to join them on a temporary basis. By agreeing to this proposal, he not only has the potential to awaken early from his coma but also to eliminate the negative karma from his previous existence that has been hindering his job prospects. With nothing else to occupy his time, Jun-Woong seizes the opportunity to work with these ominous reapers and save lives on this beautiful day.
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
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Kira from Rio de Janeiro (verified owner) –
Na obra ‘Tomorrow – Comic Book Vol.1’, somos apresentados ao enredo singular de Jun-Woong, um jovem se debatendo na ociosidade após sua graduação. Sua viagem no limbo dos inconscientes propõe uma reflexão fascinante sobre as segundas chances da vida e das opções que tomamos—ou deixamos de tomar—dentro do sistema tácito social atual. Ao assinar com a equipe sombria chamada Flashback para interferir nos destinos alheios, traz à tona não apenas dilemas éticos mas também os laços emocionais humanos esquecidos durante corridas pelo sucesso materializado em diplomas e currículos impressos. Os detalhes artísticos misturados ao gráfico cativam aos leitores ávidos por narrativa profunda, remetendo-nos até às incertezas amorfas da própria existência.
Niamh O’Sullivan from Dublin, Ireland (verified owner) –
قصص مدهشة تنسج عبر عالم التناسخ والأقدار. الفصل الأول يدفعكم للتأمل حول معنى الوجود والاختيارات التي تحدد مصائرنا.
Arief Budiman from Jakarta, Indonesia (verified owner) –
Initially, I hesitated to delve into *Tomorrow*, uncertain whether a story revolving around comas and karmic reapers could really capture my imagination. However, Jun-Woong’s journey gradually unfolded in front of me like vibrant origami bursting out from plain sheets—its visuals dazzling amidst moments filled with intricate choices about life and death that left an impression beyond mere escapism. Each panel led deeper into realms where every heartbeat counted towards rewriting destiny while humor broke the heaviness weighing on situations characterizing fragility within existence itself. By the conclusion, any doubts faded; admiration blossomed as beautifully orchestrated interactions illuminated nuanced lives bordering various dimensions awaiting transformation.
Nikos Drosos from Athens, Greece –
Embracing fate through an accidental plunge leads to a fantastical engagement with life. For those hungering for insights into purpose beyond stagnation, “Tomorrow” beautifully bridges realities and aspirations.
Yusuf from Paris –
En feuilletant “Tomorrow – Volume 1”, j’ai ressenti un véritable tourbillon d’émotions. Ce n’est pas qu’un simple comic, c’est une immersion dans les réalités sociétales que chaque jeune adulte peut vivre aujourd’hui. Jun-Woong rappelle nos propres angoisses de ne pas réussir et les attentes écrasantes des pairs autour de nous. Plutôt somptueuse par sa palette vibrante et ses traits illustrés subtilement avec nostalgie, cette œuvre se distingue des productions plus convenues par son audace à aborder la mort sous l’angle ludique mais poignant du fantastique réel.Ce récit combine philosophie existentiel & nuances claires sur le karma sans tomber dans le trapèze stupide : tirer profit of misfortune… Très appréciée à Paris pour ceux qui trouvent refuge face aux préjugés; ces pages trouveront place chez beaucoup.
Catalina Vasquez from Barcelona, Spain (verified owner) –
Exploring realms unseen, I ventured into ‘Tomorrow’. Each panel captivates like the murmur of whispered secrets along streets lit by sunset hues. It transformed me, challenged expectations about existence and choices.