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: 12
Published Date: December 27, 2021
Publisher: RH Korea (RHK)
Writer: Llama
Origin: Korea
Condition: New
Pages: 216
Language: Korean
Size: 14.5*21cm
ISBN: 978-89-255-5344-3
Sigrid Johansen from Oslo, Norway –
At first, I was hesitant to dive into the realm of ‘Tomorrow’ Volume 12. Comic books aren’t always my go-to; however, Jun-Woong’s strange and imaginative tale swiftly entangled me in its complex web of fate versus choice. The art brimming with vibrancy left a lasting impression as we follow him alongside whimsical yet eerie reapers amid soul-prompting challenges. This series craftily stitches philosophy through charming storytelling that reshapes how one views mortality — not just for itself but entwined lives facing loss and hopes for rebirth.
If you’re looking beyond mundane narrative confines with existential weight layered amongst inked magic on pages, you shouldn’t overlook this gem from afar!
Raul Martínez from Madrid, España –
El volumen 12 de ‘Tomorrow’ me hizo reflexionar sobre las oportunidades que la vida nos da y cómo cada elección cambia nuestro destino. Con el intrigante mundo de los reapers, no hay duda de que esta serie capta mi atención desde la primera página hasta la última.
Milena Kovac from Belgrade, Serbia –
Milena’s emotional dive into the chapters of ‘Tomorrow’ left me both reflective and amused. The unique interplay between mortality and humor in Jun-Woong’s peculiar predicament introduces a fresh lens to conventional storytelling. Like another life line—think Hayao Miyazaki entwined with Dante Alighieri, we dance along realms of introspection while guffawing at flashes of stark comedy embedded in fateful consequences. As I followed his harrowing quest amid vibrant depictions brimming with heart-stirring imagery, this volume truly emerged as an essential addition for enthusiasts eager to witness lives reborn through relentless struggle against existential ties.
Catalina from Buenos Aires, Argentina –
Desde el momento que comencé a leer “Tomorrow”, supe que había descubierto algo verdaderamente excepcional. La mezcla de realidades entre la vida y lo sobrenatural me absorbió; sentí las penas de Jun-Woong como propias, resonando con mis luchas personales en Buenos Aires mientras persigo mis sueños laborales en un mercado competitivo. Es una reflexión asombrosa sobre segundas oportunidades—un arte exquisito.
Milos from Budapeste, Hungria –
Na sequência mais recente do quadrinho ‘Tomorrow’, mergulhamos em questões existenciais e desafios éticos que moldam a vida (ou morte) de Jun-Woong. A trama dá uma guinada inesperada, colocando o protagonista em situações intrigantes enquanto lida com os dilemas da rede Flashback. Os ilustradores trazem cores vibrantes às emoções profundas vividas pelo personagem — desde sua dúvida sobre recomeçar até as responsabilidades inusitadas como ceifador temporário. À medida que as páginas se desenrolam, temas contemporâneos nos levam a refletir: será realmente possível limpar nosso karma passado? A forma como aborda essa relação entre escolha e consequência faz dessa edição um verdadeiro exemplo de inovação no gênero webtoon.
Elara Callahan from New York City, USA –
The twisting narratives of *Tomorrow* tantalize with profound emotion, embracing life’s fragile yet breathtaking moments. Elara shines amidst sorrow and humor—an unpredictable blend that ignites the reader’s spirit like a festival parade on New York’s Fifth Avenue!
Aiden – Los Angeles, USA –
This comic has a gripping story. The characters develop well as the plot unfolds. Volume 12 had moments that kept me engaged throughout. I appreciated how each episode left hints for what might come next, making it fun to read quickly after release.
Ethan – Melbourne, Australia –
The art is pretty good. The storyline in volume 12 felt a bit slower than before, though. Still worth the read if you enjoy webtoons.
Rowan – San Diego, USA –
Pretty interesting plot with some funny moments. The art style is nice too, but I wish there were more pages in this volume. It shipped quickly, just took a few days to arrive.