Three Worlds / Three Moons: Arrivals #1

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  Nerd Initiative - Eda Thomas Bagwell

  Oct 21, 2026

  “Three Worlds/Three Moons: Arrival” is an absolute must read for any sci-fi fan looking for a taste of something unique and magical. Writers Hickman and Spencer are at the top of their game while the art team fails to be outclassed. This is absolutely something else and I’m so excited to continue delving deep into this universe! Read Full Review

• 8.5

  Comic Watch - Jamison Nilsson

  Oct 23, 2026

  Arrivals #1 is an excellent start to a three-part series that seeks to expand the worlds (and moons) of Three Worlds / Three Moons. Read Full Review

• 5.5

  AIPT - David Brooke

  Oct 20, 2026

  Arrivals is a feast for the eyes, with Christian Ward, Riley Rossmo, and Mike Huddleston delivering astonishing visions of a universe filled with spacefaring whales, brutal pirates, and dangerous cosmic storms. Unfortunately, Jonathan Hickman's ambitious worldbuilding struggles to translate into a compelling narrative. The loosely connected events lack emotional weight, and the characters never develop enough to make their struggles particularly meaningful. The story shows plenty of imagination, but it feels more like an elaborate glimpse into a fascinating universe than a satisfying adventure. Read Full Review

• 5.5

  Comical Opinions - Gabriel Hernandez

  Oct 22, 2026

  Three Worlds / Three Moons: Arrivals #1 isn’t a story in any clear sense. It’s a collection of concept pitches and ideas that only interconnect with the loosest of threads. Jonathan Hickman and Nick Spencer pour in gobs of imagination for a dense setup, of sorts, and the artists push their individual styles to the hilt. That said, the final result is plodding, schizophrenic, and devoid of direction. Read Full Review