What If the Ancient Gods Were Visitors

Mesopotamia gave humanity cities, writing and stories of beings descending from the heavens. This cinematic comic asks whether those stories remembered visitors rather than gods.

Ziggurats, celestial signs, royal ambition and unfamiliar technology collide in the opening volume of an adventurous series. Its irreverent title signals that the visitors are not entering an empty world; they are disrupting civilizations with their own loyalties and struggles.

For comic readers, mythology enthusiasts, ancient-history fans and lovers of ancient-astronaut fiction, Aliens in Mesopotamia: Gods Who Crashed Uninvited offers an inviting entry point into its subject. It is written to spark curiosity, conversation and a desire to see the familiar from a different angle.