2012 (my review can be found on the LibraryThing post linked)
http://www.librarything.com/topic/138560#3699838

Indeholder "1. The Evolution of Everything", "2. Sticks and Stones", "3. River Realms", "4. Old Testament", "5. Brains and Bronze", "6. Who are these Athenians", "7. All about Athens".

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De første tre kapitler har en "Introduction" side og de sidste syv sider er en bibliografi med forslag til yderligere studier. Det syvende bind slutter med Alexander den Store og lover at fortsætte med Indien.

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This graphic novel gives an illustrated, broad look at world history. Everything is done with humor, which is what keeps the book going. The biggest issue with this book is that some things have changed since it was written. There is no longer a brontosaurus and we now know that humans are not descended from neanderthal's, they were actually a totally separate branch on the evolutionary tree. ( )

This graphic novel gives an illustrated, broad look at world history. Everything is done with humor, which is what keeps the book going. The biggest issue with this book is that some things have changed since it was written. There is no longer a brontosaurus and we now know that humans are not descended from neanderthal's, they were actually a totally separate branch on the evolutionary tree. ( )

This graphic novel gives an illustrated, broad look at world history. Everything is done with humor, which is what keeps the book going. The biggest issue with this book is that some things have changed since it was written. There is no longer a brontosaurus and we now know that humans are not descended from neanderthal's, they were actually a totally separate branch on the evolutionary tree. ( )