80's DC comic about the “cycle of human existence”
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This particular comic was written in the honor/memory of a woman who was leaving DC comics.
I read it in the mid-80's so it can't be newer than that.
It was about the history of humans but (if I remember correctly) it started in the modern time period. It showed (or at least mentioned) the destruction of successive human civilizations until some distant part in the future where everything "collapsed" (for lack of better word) and after multiple iterations in the end there appeared an "Adam" and "Eve" to start humankind anew.
Somewhere between "here" (our current era) and "the end" humankind had attained a sophisticated level of civilization without warfare. At that point the storyline showed some young guy leaving his parents in order to study on Mars or something like that.
What story was this?
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This particular comic was written in the honor/memory of a woman who was leaving DC comics.
I read it in the mid-80's so it can't be newer than that.
It was about the history of humans but (if I remember correctly) it started in the modern time period. It showed (or at least mentioned) the destruction of successive human civilizations until some distant part in the future where everything "collapsed" (for lack of better word) and after multiple iterations in the end there appeared an "Adam" and "Eve" to start humankind anew.
Somewhere between "here" (our current era) and "the end" humankind had attained a sophisticated level of civilization without warfare. At that point the storyline showed some young guy leaving his parents in order to study on Mars or something like that.
What story was this?
story-identification dc comics
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Was it a series, or a one-shot?
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This particular comic was written in the honor/memory of a woman who was leaving DC comics.
I read it in the mid-80's so it can't be newer than that.
It was about the history of humans but (if I remember correctly) it started in the modern time period. It showed (or at least mentioned) the destruction of successive human civilizations until some distant part in the future where everything "collapsed" (for lack of better word) and after multiple iterations in the end there appeared an "Adam" and "Eve" to start humankind anew.
Somewhere between "here" (our current era) and "the end" humankind had attained a sophisticated level of civilization without warfare. At that point the storyline showed some young guy leaving his parents in order to study on Mars or something like that.
What story was this?
story-identification dc comics
edited 3 mins ago
Stormblessed
2,4751939
asked Oct 20 '15 at 5:18
coderworkscoderworks
20818
This particular comic was written in the honor/memory of a woman who was leaving DC comics.
I read it in the mid-80's so it can't be newer than that.
It was about the history of humans but (if I remember correctly) it started in the modern time period. It showed (or at least mentioned) the destruction of successive human civilizations until some distant part in the future where everything "collapsed" (for lack of better word) and after multiple iterations in the end there appeared an "Adam" and "Eve" to start humankind anew.
Somewhere between "here" (our current era) and "the end" humankind had attained a sophisticated level of civilization without warfare. At that point the storyline showed some young guy leaving his parents in order to study on Mars or something like that.
What story was this?
story-identification dc comics
story-identification dc comics
edited 3 mins ago
Stormblessed
2,4751939
asked Oct 20 '15 at 5:18
coderworkscoderworks
20818
edited 3 mins ago
Stormblessed
2,4751939
asked Oct 20 '15 at 5:18
coderworkscoderworks
20818
edited 3 mins ago
Stormblessed
2,4751939
edited 3 mins ago
Stormblessed
2,4751939
edited 3 mins ago
Stormblessed
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2,4751939
asked Oct 20 '15 at 5:18
coderworkscoderworks
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asked Oct 20 '15 at 5:18
coderworkscoderworks
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asked Oct 20 '15 at 5:18
coderworkscoderworks
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Was it a series, or a one-shot?
– Stormblessed
50 mins ago
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Was it a series, or a one-shot?
– Stormblessed
50 mins ago
Was it a series, or a one-shot?
– Stormblessed
50 mins ago
Was it a series, or a one-shot?
– Stormblessed
50 mins ago
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