They Fell From The Sky #1
| Writer | Liezl Buenaventura |
| Artist | Xavier Tarrega |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
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!
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10
COMICON - Rachel Bellwoar
Feb 01, 2021Space Journeyis Tommy and his friends' favorite show, but does that make them prepared for an actual alien encounter? Read Full Review
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8.0
Pastrami Nation - Rebecca Benson
Dec 16, 2020This issue features iconic scenes brought to life: the group riding their bicycles to Tommy's encounter with meeting an alien in the woods. However, "They Fell From the Sky" is different enough; that it isn't just a retelling of the same story. It'll be intriguing to see how Tommy adapts to his newfound situation! Read Full Review
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8.0
Comical Opinions - Gabriel Hernandez
Dec 23, 2020THEY FELL FROM THE SKY #1, available from Mad Cave Studios on February 3, 2021, plucks at your nostalgia heartstrings with a family-friendly story. You'll find every trope you can imagine and more, but the strong writing keeps the story current, and the art strikes a perfect tone to make this first issue greater than the sum of its parts. I recommend you give this new series a try from a promising creative team. Read Full Review
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8.0
Major Spoilers - Christopher Rondeau
Feb 04, 2021They Fell from the Sky tells a story of protagonist, Tommy, dealing with real and relatable problems even before the science-fiction elements are fully introduced. Read Full Review
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7.9
Graphic Policy - Brett
Feb 03, 2021They Fell From the Sky #1 is a solid start and hints that the second issue with take things in a much different direction from the other familiar stories. It's a good comic that has a lot of potential and hopefully it can build off of the small moments in the first issue to deliver something real special. Read Full Review
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6.5
AIPT - Justin Harrison
Feb 03, 2021'They Fell From The Sky' has promise, especially in its character work. But this first issue handles metafiction clumsily and relies on the well-worn parts of its genre, rendering it a disappointment. Read Full Review
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