I’ve been called upon to take care of business, apparently, Image Comics releases a supernatural horror comic that is worse than Alien Isolation, worse than Doki Doki Literature Club, worse than School Days or Akira, which is known as Evolution on its third issue and what I’ve seen on the cover issue is that it’s terrifying as fuck.
Honestly, I never read such a comic series like this one before, I just get stumped on the Saga or The Walking Dead comics but suddenly it took out some comic from the depths of hell that is really more disturbing, and I just got curious about it, so it’s time to spill the beans. The story follows that the human evolution is changing around the world and somehow three individuals had noticed the change in humanity, but what they saw is that the human evolution is turning into their worst nightmare because sometimes, there are demons living inside of humanity and the human evolution is on a brink of extinction.
In this comic series, we focus on human nature, but nature is becoming much more of abnormality for humans. This comic is becoming more of a snuff film because what you’ll see is that people are suffering from the change of their own flesh. Apparently, there are some people who noticed the change and they’ll anything they can to prevent that change. However, society moves to a different level that the world is being reborn or is the world is becoming a catastrophe. You know, just think about it, and look back to the Akira movie, where Tesuo received godly powers to take over the world, but then at the end of the movie, he turns into a giant human killer germ that actually takes over the Tokyo stadium. It’s really some weird shit coming from the movie, no matter how different thing is in humanity, the world isn’t going to be reborn it’s going to destroy every human living nature along with it.
I’m no fan of Biology, but seeing this story is far more disturbing as I ever read. The writers’ group and artist have all come together to develop such a terrifying story. It’s really to edgy when you read the story, and it’s so dark to tell that humanity is on a brink of extinction. The artist’s drawings and composition seemed to be transformed into some instruments of horror, and the coloring of the pages renders with light and overall, the book is very dark and combined with several tones and all other stuff to tell how they develop the artwork. Evolution is a great story from my curiosity, but it’s more scary enough for the readers, I would recommend reading the first issue through this issue, but don’t be afraid to read this book, it’s really disturbing.
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