we've got a nice story set in the "future" but is it the future? I guess you'll only know, once you read the adventures of our little friends.
nothing spectacular in terms of both the story and the graphics. but once the other volumes are available I'll want to read them.

Lost in the Future, written by Damián and illustrated by Àlex Fuentes, is a epic adventure graphic novel that follows a group of classmates who must learn to work together to survive being lost in a future world. A great addition to the world of middle grade graphic novels.

A school field trip to an ancient castle goes terribly wrong for a group of friends, when a dangerous storm erupts. As they are about to leave the castle, four friends are cornered by their arch nemesis— the class bully, who tries to pull one of his usual pranks. Instead, they all get the scare of their lives, when they fall down a tunnel that transports them into the future: a future where mankind has nearly disappeared from the face of the earth, and where nature has taken control. The friends will have to face up to this hostile new world— as well as their nemesis, who must come to terms with his own trauma— if they are to work together and have any chance of making it back home...

Damián created a wonderful cast of characters that are an unlikely group to have to overcome obstacles and survive together. These classmates must set aside any differences and work together in order to get out of this future world alive. Each individual character brings something unique to the table from bravery to leadership skills. A refreshingly diverse group of kids learning to trust one another and collaborate towards a goal of survival.

This is the kind of story that is perfect for middle graders looking for a graphic novel to get lost in. It is engaging and just the right about of suspenseful without being over-the-top. It is a dynamic story with unexpected challenges along the way which forces this unlikely group to adapt and grow individually and as a team.

While the artwork is extremely well crafted and illustrated by a talented artist in Àlex Fuentes it just wasn't for me. However, I am not the target audience and likely will resonate with a younger generation. Fuentes does effectively capture the vibe of the graphic novel and fits the story being told. While not for me, the world and characters designs are unique and colors are vibrant.

Lost in the Future is a thrilling addition to the Papercutz catalog. The first in a series of graphic novels is full of action, suspense, and unlikely friendships. With unique artwork and storyline, Lost in the Future will be a great read for any middle grader looking for a something new to sink their teeth into.

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.