This graphic novel sadly wasn’t for me. That being said I know I’m not necessarily the target audience for this book. It was easy to read. Filled with interesting imaginations. I think a lot of young kids would enjoy this book.

"Lost in the Future" highlights the power of friendship and forgiveness in trying times through a group of high schoolers who must work together with their bully to return home to the present day from a dystopian medieval future. The story is thrilling and engaging, sure to keep readers on the edge of their seats, whether they are children or adults, even if at times the narrative feels a bit too rushed. Regardless, a simple message of acceptance and inclusivity comes together with lovable characters and a beautiful art style, guaranteed to delight the eye of those interested in colour harmony and graphic compositions. Overall, it is a pleasant read certain to delight its target audience. Thank you Papercutz for providing an arc for review via NetGalley. All opinions are my own.

Thank you for this opportunity, NetGalley.

A bully and four nerds fall into a tunnel during a school trip.
This is actually a tunnel to a world dominated by menacing creatures and plants.
The lost group will have to join forces to survive and to try to return to their world. They are lost in the future and they want to go back to the present.

I really liked this graphic novel, the only flaw is the speed of the story.
it was a very easy book to read. i enjoyed the colors and the storytelling was very interesting!

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Four friends and a class bully fall down into a tunnel at an ancient castle during a field trip. They end up in the future where they encounter strange plants and animals/monsters. They struggle to figure out a way to get back to their world. This was a very quick and fun read with a very quirky and cute art style. I loved how all the characters were drawn and the way the graphic novel was mapped out. It ends on a cliffhanger that sets up a second volume. I will definitely continue on in this series.

I received an advance copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

Loved the colours. Loved the art. The story was cool. Could be for kids or adults. Read it all in one go. Very funny and easy to read.

This graphic novel is full of lots of fun and mysterious storytelling. This is sure to capture young readers’ attention. I like the creative use of visuals and this is a vibrantly colorful book — very in eye-catching design. Recommended for classroom shelves, school libraries, and readers who enjoy a good comic.