About Us
You already know
what it looks like.
Your child, tablet in hand, half-watching something that’ll be forgotten by Monday.
You’ve tried other things. The science kits that stayed half-finished on the kitchen table. The educational apps that held their attention for a fortnight. The books they swore they’d read.
And underneath all of it, a quiet hope — that somewhere out there is the thing that makes them look up.
The thing they’d choose themselves.
That’s exactly how it started for us.
A parent. Two curious boys. A stack of science comics passed to her at the school gates by a friend who wouldn’t stop talking about them.
She was sceptical. Comics about science?
She put one in her son’s hands anyway.
He read it that evening. Then again the next morning. Then he came downstairs and explained, very seriously, how bioluminescence works — to the dog.
That was the moment. And it turns out — it’s not unusual.
We hear versions of it every week.
The child who reads the same issue three times because something in it made them think of a question they hadn’t thought of before. The one who quietly borrows their older sibling’s copy — just to look at the pictures. The family who started having proper conversations at dinner, and hasn’t stopped.
These aren’t things we engineered. They’re what happens when a child finds something they actually want to read.
“The topics are very interesting and easy to understand. It leads to very rich conversation between me and my kids.”
Frank H. — verified UK buyer ★★★★★
Science Adventures has been making science comics for over twenty years — hundreds of issues, read by children in Singapore long before we arrived in the UK. Someone understood early on that a curious child doesn’t need more information.
They need a reason to care.
We brought the UK edition to British families in 2021. Parents started reaching out almost immediately — not to complain, not to ask questions, but to say some version of the same thing:
“Where has this been hiding?”
What we believe.
Everything inside a Science Adventures issue is there because it belongs. Not because someone paid for it. Not because it was easy to produce. Because it makes a child more curious than they were before they opened the cover.
We don’t do adverts. We don’t do plastic cover gifts. We don’t do subscriptions that quietly renew while you’re not looking.
Just the science. Just the story. Just the thing.
If that sounds like your child —
we’d love to introduce you.
Start with a Taster Pack. Three issues, free UK delivery, nothing to cancel.
Most children are on their second read before the weekend is out.