22-ISSUE SCIENCE-ADVENTURE COMIC SERIES

ARQSI & ARQSA:
MISSION EARTH

ARQSI and ARQSA begin as planetary travellers. They explore the Solar System, reach Earth, study humanity, start helping people, form bonds with the world around them, and eventually face a choice: return home or remain on Earth. They choose Earth.

Planetary exploration
Arrival on Earth
Learning from humans
Helping humanity
Belonging + choosing Earth

Each issue is written for its intended reading band rather than re-labelled from another manuscript. Science comics use dialogue, panels, diagrams and fact cards so visual storytelling carries meaningful teaching load.

ISSUE 01 • AGES 6–9

Mercury: The Fastest World

Temperature, ice, magnetism and the strange length of a Mercury day.

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ISSUE 02 • AGES 6–9

Venus: The Hottest World

Clouds, carbon dioxide, pressure, slow retrograde rotation and the greenhouse effect.

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ISSUE 03 • AGES 6–9

Earth: The Living World

Oceans, atmosphere, moving plates, magnetism and connected life systems.

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ISSUE 04 • AGES 6–9

Mars: The Red Frontier

Iron-rich dust, ancient rivers and lakes, giant landforms, water ice and robotic exploration.

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ISSUE 05 • AGES 6–9

Jupiter: The Giant Storm World

The largest planet, rapid rotation, Great Red Spot, magnetosphere and four Galilean moons.

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ISSUE 06 • AGES 6–9

Saturn: The Ringed World

Ring particles, low density, rapid rotation, Enceladus, Titan and the way gravity turns countless moving pieces into visible patterns.

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ISSUE 07 • AGES 6–9 • NEW

Uranus: The Sideways World

Extreme axial tilt, decades-long seasons, methane colour, faint rings, literary moons and a magnetic field that refuses to line up neatly.

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NEXT SCIENCE UNIT

Issue 08 — Neptune: The Windy Blue World

Next: distant sunlight, supersonic-scale atmospheric winds, dark storms, methane colour, faint rings, Triton’s retrograde orbit and the challenge of studying a world visited only once by spacecraft.

Release truth: viewable manuscript previews are not print-ready editions. Final approved character art, panel illustration, lettering, laid-out proof, science fact-check, metadata, rights and release QA remain required before retail release.