Oh my gosh, the one with the fashion show was way too dark for me 😭

This comic is very dark and oh so vulgar so it’s definitely not for under 18 but wow I loved it. I am an avid fan of War and Peas’ Instagram comics so when I saw this was being published with some of my favorite posts I knew I had to read it. Highly recommend to everyone because yes it’s crude but I gets the point across about how dire the state of the world is and how humans are destroying our own home with no remorse. I agree that we are parasites and the other animals would have to agree as well lol.

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Thanks to Andrews McMeel Publishing via NetGalley for this ARC in exchange for an honest review.

A funny and witty book full of laughs that highlights the way humans treat the earth (and the way other living things feel about it). The comics are all funny but also honest about the state of the Earth. The art is amazing and the style is simplistic, which works well with the tone of the book. It is reminiscent of the comic section in a newspaper mixed with political cartoons.

More like a 3.5. A lot of these were really comical but it’s a collection of one off comics and if I’m honest I wish it had been longer. Thank you to NetGalley for the arc.

This was a lighthearted and fun collection of comics dealing mainly with the topic of climate change. It was a quick engaging read with a fun art style. Thank you NetGalley and the publisher for the ARC.

This collection of satirical and dark humor comic strips covered themes of extinction, pollution, and climate change. I found it very funny and also enjoyed that it has the potential of being very eye opening through the vehicle of comedy for readers. It also seems entirely appropriate reading considering the current events around the globe.

I had already read some of the webcomics published by the authors on Tumblr and found them funny and sarcastic. I thought about reading this book while I was at the gym, but that turned out to be a bad idea because I couldn't stop laughing between exercises.
This was a fun and quick reading experience, ideal for anyone who appreciates humorous acid jokes.

"Hi, Earth" shows difficult and important topics through aesthetically clean lines and colors, with a sprinkle of text. There are no additional comments, and frankly, there is no need to have them. Each page contains everything we need to understand that people are, well, not the smartest creatures. The authors are unapologetic and harsh: they do tell you clearly that our planet is getting ruined, and you will suffer the consequences.
And they are, obviously, absolutely right.
It was a nice surprise to see a few comics I already saw on Instagram

Thank you, Netgalley, for providing me with that arc!

This is a funny book. Some of the commentary does make sense in today's world. I did like the bright color illustrations. I do recommend that this book is for adults.

With War and Peas insane humor, the due talked about the things going ons in this world. Some are so depressing it's hard to laugh and some are so depressing you can't help but laugh. The comics are the whimsical art that we have come to know and love.

At first, I wasn't sure I wanted to read this.

Climate change is one of those things that keep me up all night.

I don't need to be reminded that Earth and humanity is going to hell in a hand basket.

But I do enjoy comics!

This was a quick, very funny, tongue in cheek read about our planet and how us humans are systemically destroying her.

I really enjoyed the recurring characters that showed up and the blunt references to how humans are ruining our planet.

Everyone makes an appearance; dinosaurs, nature, dogs, trees, insects, and the worst kind the planet has to offer; HUMANS.

I laughed at some of the jokes, you have to laugh or else you'll cry at how wonderful and amazing our planet is...and how little time we have left to be with her.

I received an electronic ARC from Andrews McMeel Publishing through NetGalley.
Biting humor with a distinct challenge to think. Readers see Earth and various creatures make statements on humans and how they live. The art offers a chance to further explore the text and see the point beyond the point. Well worth the read and take time to consider the points beneath the humor.

Not what i expected. While I agree humans are destroying the Earth, should have to had a warning that it is not a kids book.

This is a great collection of comics with dark humor. The artwork is fitting more innocent and straight forward which makes the jokes even more funny. I highly recommend this if you're looking for this type of collection.

Thank you, NetGalley and the publisher for an ARC of this book. The opinion in this review is my own.

The black comedy in these pages is too funny and to the point! I discovered the duo of the authors from this comic collection only and will definitely be watching out for more of their work.
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This one was so funny! It's a book that has comics about the earth and it just talks about silly topics like aliens, dinosaurs, end of the world stuff in a hilarious comical way and I was HERE FOR IT!

Thank you to Andrews McMeel Publishing & NetGalley for this e-ARC.

I enjoyed these comics. This was a very short read that brought some humor to the struggles that the world is facing right now. Laughed out loud at a few of them.

Hi, Earth is a collection of comics from War and Peas about climate change. Quite many of them were relatable, some made me a bit uncomfortable (and I think it was on purpose). The humor is dark, as generally is the topic. About 15% of these comics I already saw posted on War and Peas’ Instagram over the last year.

There were a few comics about mantises which in my opinion didn’t match the theme of the book.

Otherwise it was fun to read through, some of the comics will definitely make it to the group chat once the book is published.
Thank you to Andrews McMeel Publishing for the ARC!

Thank You to Net Galley for making this title a Read Now title. It was a dark humor look at the state of the world told through comics. I found many of them genuinely funny, but my favorites were any of the ones with the aliens. There was something incredibly amusing about an outside perspective that amused me the most. I recommend it to people who enjoy comics and have a slightly darker sense of humor.

Delightfully crude. Makes you feel better about feeling really bad because of the current state of planet Earth.

This was a very quick read (I would have liked an even larger collection), but I highly recommend it if you, like I said, have been feeling Badly about things lately.

I loved this. The humor in each page and the illustrations make for the most lighthearted, hilarious book I have read in a long time. Thank you so much NetGalley for letting me read this.