The Last Arrival #5 Comes to Kickstarter This May with Collected Edition
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The Last Arrival #5 is heading back to Kickstarter this May, and writer Daniel A. Prim is making it count. The campaign will launch two projects at once: the long-awaited fifth issue and the first-ever collected edition - a complete 230-page volume bringing the entire saga together in one place. Whether you're a returning reader or just discovering the series for the first time, this is the perfect moment to dive in.
The Last Arrival is a self-published graphic novel written by Daniel A. Prim, illustrated by Gergely J. Szabó, with colours by Szabrina Maharita, Sándor Debreczeni, and Petra Haász, and lettering by Toben Racicot. Previously released as individual issues, The Last Arrival Collected Edition - a complete 230-page volume - will launch on Kickstarter alongside issue #5 on 25th May. Readers can sign up at tripolar.co.uk to be notified when the campaign goes live.
The series blends psychological sci‑fi with layered storytelling. It follows five aliens who flee their dying planet in search of a new home, only to arrive on Earth and find it deserted. Earth is a barren wasteland abandoned by humanity. The only clues left behind are a series of mysterious comics documenting the planet's downfall. Oh, and a half-dead creature kept alive by unknown means.
As the group struggles to piece together what happened, a shadowy figure begins pulling strings from afar. Unaware of the forces at play, the five heroes may hold the fate of the entire universe in their hands. Through its ensemble cast, The Last Arrival explores the fragile boundary between reality and fiction.
If you want to catch up before The Last Arrival #5 hits Kickstarter, we previously reviewed issues #1-3. We covered how the series builds its eerie atmosphere, layered world-building, and slow-burning mystery. Those early chapters are well worth revisiting - and a perfect starting point for new readers. I know I'll be getting that collected edition!
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