How NOT to Invade Earth
Trap decides to blow up the moon in this absurd sci-fi comedy. What could go wrong? Everything, as it turns out. Perfect for Douglas Adams fans.
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Trap has a simple plan: blow up the moon. What’s the worst that could happen? As it turns out, quite a lot—because humans, it turns out, are absolutely terrible at letting go of their beloved celestial bodies.
How NOT to Invade Earth is a delightfully absurd sci-fi comedy that takes the classic alien invasion premise and flips it on its head. Written and illustrated by Russell Nohelty with lettering by Cammry Lapka, this standalone comic proves that sometimes the simplest schemes go spectacularly wrong.
What starts as Trap’s “brilliant” attempt to destabilize Earth’s gravitational emotional anchor quickly spirals into a masterclass in comedic chaos. The humor lands somewhere between Douglas Adams-style absurdity and the kind of cheerful incompetence you’d expect from an invader who definitely didn’t read the manual on human psychology. Published by Wannabe Press, this is the kind of story that asks: “What if an alien invasion failed not because of resistance, but because humans are just too weirdly attached to things?”
Perfect for fans of…
Doctor Who’s comedic alien encounters, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy’s absurd sci-fi humor, and anyone who loves stories where the real invasion obstacle is human stubbornness (and possibly our inexplicable attachment to cheese that glows in the dark).
