3 Worlds / 3 Moons

Today we’re proud to present the watchable version of SHIFT, Episode Three, written by Jonathan Hickman with art by Mike del Mundo. We continue to blown away by the response to these. Thanks so much to all of you who have watched, liked, commented and shared- it really does help spread the word. And in case you missed them, or just want them in sequence, here’s Episode One again: And Episode Two: Two episodes to go- episode 4 drops Next Tuesday! Discussion about this post No posts Ready for more?

Okay, first thing’s first: the response to Episode One of the watchable version of SHIFT has been absolutely incredible, surpassing all our expectations. In under a week, we’ve reached well over 50,000 organic views. What a start. Here’s that episode in case you missed it: And a special thanks to everyone who completed last week’s survey, your feedback helps us make these even better. Now, we’re thrilled to present SHIFT, Episode Two.

Big week around here as the response to our first watchable episode of SHIFT has been beyond incredible. Thank you all so much for watching, sharing, liking, subscribing and commenting. It’s so cool to see this finally out there; we’re hopeful this is just the beginning of a To that end, today we were hoping to get a little more feedback from the community as we work on bringing you more watchable comics. Below you’ll find some quick questions that will help us make these even better.

Something very, very special for you today. We previewed this yesterday at the 5th Anniversary livestream, now here it is for the rest of the world. We’re thrilled to present the first episode of SHIFT, the original graphic novel from Jonathan Hickman and Mike del Mundo, in watchable form. This episode is the first of 5, and we’re making it available free for everyone. Future episodes will debut weekly on Tuesdays.

Livestream is just about to get underway. You do not want to miss this one… a very special surprise coming at the end. Paid subscribers: leave your questions and comments here, we’ll do our best to answer them!

It’s been a minute since we did one of these. But wow, do we have something special in store for you. Join Jonathan, Mike, Mike and Nick this coming Tuesday, SEPT 29, 4PM EASTERN / 1PM PACIFIC, to celebrate 5 years of 3 Worlds / 3 Moons… And get a very special glimpse of what’s ahead. We’ll post the link to [WATCH] here. Trust us: you absolutely, positively DO NOT want to miss this one.

We’re continuing our series of [BEST OF] posts to celebrate the 5 year anniversary of 3 Worlds / 3 Moons. Today we’re revisiting THE ROCK AT VALLAR, one of Jonathan’s earliest posts sketching out the Vallar home and its considerable backstory. This early lore ended up having real ramifications in both ACADEMY and THE VALLARS. Enjoy digging back in- and if you want more, you can also revisit parts 2 and 3, as well as the accompanying [PROCESS] post. Lots of good stuff to explore.

Today we’re continuing our series of [BEST OF] posts to celebrate the 5 year anniversary of 3 Worlds / 3 Moons. And today we’re got a great one, re-visiting Jonathan’s conversation with Grant Morrison. But before that: some of you may have received a renewal notice for your Circle/annual subscriptions- that was auto-sent in error.

To celebrate the 5 year anniversary of 3 Worlds / 3 Moons, we’re releasing a series of [BEST OF] posts, to reminisce and reflect on everything that’s been built so far. Last week we re-posted “Where We Start” entry, so it makes sense to next share “Where We’re Going” the companion piece where Jonathan first laid out the worlds and moons of this new story universe. Everything grew from these two posts! Enjoy… Same disclaimer as the first go around.

As we told you last week, for the next month we’ll celebrating the 5 year anniversary of 3 Worlds / 3 Moons with a series of [BEST OF] posts. And where better to kick that off than with a repost of Jonathan’s “Where We Start” entry, originally sent out in those euphoric first 24 hours after our initial launch. This post really laid out the core “rules” of the story universe, and the cycles of magic and science therein.