Description

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Tommy Murphy is just an ordinary kid. He goes to school, hangs out with his friends, and fanboys over his favorite TV show. But when a chance encounter in the woods thrusts him into an unlikely friendship with an otherworldly creature, he is forced to navigate bullies, family squabbles, and tween woes… all while trying to prevent an interplanetary war! Collects issues 1 – 5.

About the Author

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Liezl Buenaventura is a writer and comic colorist who resides in Manila, Philippines with her husband and son. Over the years, she has worked with Scout Comics, Zenescope Entertainment, Kymera Press, and various other publishers. Her website can be found at www.liezlbuenaventura.com

Xavier Tárrega is an illustrator and comic book artist based in Barcelona. He graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts of Barcelona. He is a fan of all kinds of art that involves scribbling with a crayon. He has worked on several projects between illustration and comic, and hopes to keep doing it for a long time. And his online portfolio: xaviertarrega.blogspot.com

DJ Chavis is a professional comic book colorist who also has a metric butt-ton of hobbies including but not limited to: cars, comics, coffee, music, computers, nerd culture, etc. He was also in a band once…

Joamette Gil is a (gender)queer Afro-Cuban cartoonist, editor, and letterer. Joamette has lettered for multiple Mad Cave titles including Nottingham, Becstar, and more. She’s also the one-man operation known as Power & Magic Press, publisher of such titles as Heartwood: Non-binary Tales of Sylvan Fantasy and the award-winning Power & Magic: The Queer Witch Comics Anthology. She is a full-time freelancer living in Portland, Oregon, with two furry gremlins.

Praise For…

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"It’s solid, wholesome family fun that speaks to every bit of nostalgia that warms your heart from kid-centric alien adventure films of the 80’s onward."
— Gabriel Hernandez

"[...] will make you smile, laugh and believe that anything, anything at all is possible."
— Reading With A Flight Ring

"All and all, They Fell from the Sky does exactly what it was designed to do. Present an entertaining story that fans of the Sci-Fi genre will recognize, while giving both youngsters and adults a story they can share. That alone makes it worthy of attention."
— Geek Vibes Nation