This graphic adaptation of a landmark work by Yuval N. Harari explores the fascinating journey of humankind from its earliest origins. Through a compelling combination of visual storytelling and incisive narrative, it reveals how Homo sapiens evolved, adapted, and ultimately reshaped the world. The book distills complex anthropological and historical insights into accessible episodes, making it an invaluable resource for understanding the forces that shaped human civilization.

• Cognitive Revolution: Humans acquired unique cognitive abilities around 70,000 years ago, enabling complex language, abstract thinking, and cooperation in large groups.
• Social Structures: Early human societies...
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