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Giant Problems (On Hold)
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Ongoing, First published Apr 16, 2016
In 2146, an apocalypse had happened, one that almost wiped out the human race.

All 7 billion humans had been minding their own business when one day, gargantuan human-like creatures burst out of the forests, consuming every human they could get their hands on. Some had been fortunate, escaping before they be victimized, while several billions were mercilessly slaughtered like livestock, countless lives lost. It was a horrible tragedy.

That was only a few weeks ago. Now, no one knows how many humans are still alive, perhaps they're extinct they'd say.

Only one is accounted for.

And his name is Adam Dahlberg, the last of his kind.
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