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A review by v_nessa
Human by Diego Agrimbau, Lucas Varela
2.0
This book was a wild ride and not for the faint of heart. I had expectations from the premise and it "dashed them quite expertly". Set 500,000 years in the future when, hopefully, the planet has healed enough to become inhabitable two scientists plan to land their pods and become the new Adam and Eve. of course, things don't always turn out the way you plan them.
This book deals with unfulfilled expectations, for you and the characters, a bit of madness, and some pretty grotesque scenery in instances. It was definitely a bit disturbing, understandably so, but I also thought it was pretty interesting. Though not my style, the art was interesting as well with a limited palette.
I do wish we'd seen more of the recordings filled out in the book as I think it would help fill in the characters and make you care more about them. I also feel like this could even be the beginning of a series the way it left off.
This book deals with unfulfilled expectations, for you and the characters, a bit of madness, and some pretty grotesque scenery in instances. It was definitely a bit disturbing, understandably so, but I also thought it was pretty interesting. Though not my style, the art was interesting as well with a limited palette.
I do wish we'd seen more of the recordings filled out in the book as I think it would help fill in the characters and make you care more about them. I also feel like this could even be the beginning of a series the way it left off.