REVIEW: TOMORROW #2 (OF 5)

A rare virus that has decimated a great part of adult population but has not affected young people, has caused the world to find itself in a strange post-apocalyptic period.

The young ones have gathered in clans that seek to survive in any way, in all this chaos small dramas are lived within the city and in the world, Oscar is in a desperate search for his sister Cira with whom he shares a strange telepathic connection, Oscar is armed in this dangerous world only with his cello, Oscar later will be crossing ways with Trevon Tracy an informatic whose wife died because of the fatality that plagues the world, who however thanks to Oscar manages to reunite with his children, later Tracy in his home will establish contact with Dr. Yashin Pogrov who was imprisoned in a cold prison in Russia, Yashin was released given the extreme situation with the virus, Could it be Dr. Pogrov the key to stop the advance of such a strange disease?

This comic calls for reflection right now, when humanity faces one of the worst pandemics in the last 100 years, in this comic we are witness to how a lot of people fall into despair and are carried away by their most primitive instincts, Oscar with his Cello he simply wants to find his sister to try to survive in that savage world together, on the other side despite being arrested and tortured Dr. Pogrov maintains his hope to find a cure, Tracy only wants to be reunited with her children to keep their family together despite the tragedy, they are little lights in the darkness and it is how these lights will illuminate the path to find the light at the end of the tunnel.

Score 3.5/5

EspaÃ±ol

Un extraÃ±o virus que ha acabado con gran parte de la poblaciÃ³n adulta de la humanidad y que extraÃ±amente no ha afectado a los jÃ³venes, ha provocado que el mundo se encuentre dentro de un extraÃ±o perÃodo post-apocalÃptico.

Los jÃ³venes se han juntado en clanes que buscan sobrevivir de cualquier forma, en todo este caos pequeÃ±os dramas se viven dentro de la agitada ciudad y en el mundo, Oscar se encuentra en una desesperada bÃºsqueda de su hermana Cira con quien comparte una extraÃ±a conexiÃ³n telepÃ¡tica, Oscar se encuentra armado en tan peligroso mundo solo con su Cello y en su camino encontrarÃ¡ a Trevon Tracy un informÃ¡tico cuya esposa muriÃ³ a causa de la fatalidad que azota al mundo, quien sin embargo gracias a Oscar logra reunirse con sus hijos, Tracy posteriormente establecerÃ¡ contacto a miles de kilÃ³metros con el Dr. Yashin Pogrov quien se encuentra preso en una frÃa prisiÃ³n en Rusia, quien luego serÃa liberado dada la extrema situaciÃ³n con el virus, Â¿PodrÃ¡ ser el Dr. Pogrov quien posea la clave para detener el avance de tan extraÃ±a enfermedad?

Este comic llama a la reflexiÃ³n justamente en un momento en que la humanidad enfrenta una de las peores pandemias en los Ãºltimos 100 aÃ±os, mientras media humanidad cae en la desesperaciÃ³n y se dejan llevar por sus instintos mÃ¡s primitivos, Oscar con su Cello simplemente desea encontrarse con su hermana y por otro lado pese a ser apresado y torturado el Dr. Pogrov mantiene su esperanza en conseguir una cura, Tracy solo desea reunirse con sus hijos para mantener a su familia unida a pesar de la tragedia, son pequeÃ±as luces dentro de la oscuridad y son esas luces las que iluminan el camino para hallar la luz al final del tunel.

(W) Peter Milligan (A/CA) Jesus Hervas