17776

Was anyone else reading this? It ended recently. What did you think of it?

Not literature.
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What was it?

Jon Bois typifies my contempt of internet culture

It is neither comic or cartoon.

It is written text with a handful of images thrown in, and sometimes a video.

Pioneer 9 satellite is woken up in the year 17776 by Pioneer 10 and the Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (JUICE) Sattelite. All three have somehow attained sentience after 15,000 years in space.

Turns out on April 4th, 2026 everyone on earth stopped dying. On that same day, new people stopped being born. Kids would age until they hit there prime and then stop. The elderly would deage until they hit there prime and stop.

This is the story of three satellites observing a human race which is now confronted with eternity through the lens of America's most popular pass time: Football.

Or at least what football has become after 15,000 years of the same people inhabiting Earth.

I read the first couple parts and liked the idea and design but the writing really bored me. He should work with someone on his next project.

If it uses images to advance a narrative he it's not Veeky Forums

>Uses images to advance the narrative
>Not Lit

Pack it in guys, literature isn't allowed to use images ever.

Goodbye every fantasy novel with a map.

So long Lewis Carol

RIP any fucking book that bothers to illustrate a diagram, chart, document or scene.

Your view of literature is incredibly narrow minded.

>he's upset his gay internet meme series isn't Veeky Forums
Really makes me think

>gay
What?
>Internet meme
Since when is a shot story a meme?