Adam and Eve: "Rise and Shine"
aw look its history's first ever meet-cute
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Adam and Eve: "Rise and Shine"
aw look its history's first ever meet-cute
Is anyone else a huge fan of religious comics people leave in public toilets on Sunday afternoons?
Seriously, though, God should have dropped this plague first and the whole thing would've been over in a half-hour. A very frustrating half-hour.
Well, that was remiss of me. I recently posted an item, “Bible Comics in Britain – and Beyond” on Downthetubes, in part to promote the ongoing project from Simon Amadeus Pillario, but although I mentioned The Lion Kids Comic Bible, I omitted Jeff Anderson’s Lion Graphic Bible, re-released with new covers in 2021. Thanks to Andy Boal for spotting the omission, now fixed https://downthetubes.net/bible-comics-in-britain-and-beyond/
A quick guide to some British Bible Comics, and more
The Bible has often proven an inspiration for comics adaptation, in various forms, both in straight re-telling of key stories, and humorous adaptations. Here are just a few of them…
Job by Ben Avery
Job by Ben Avery
One of the 2021 reading goals I set for myself was to read a graphic novel. I decided to pick a bible-based one to see if this type of literature was something I could do with Claudia with the women of the bible characters. I somewhat randomly picked Job written by Ben Avery and illustrated by Jeff Slemons. I was impressed with the drawings. They were detailed and eye-catching. I’d never tried…
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Historical Comics Help Make History More Engaging
Historical Comics Help Make History More Engaging comic-niv-and-nvi?ref=dtpuz2
There may be some who debate whether the Book of Jonah is historical. However, The Book of Jonah: Word for Word Bible Comic explains the book’s original context. Readers still need to read history books to get in-depth research, of course. Historical comics can help readers decide if it’s worth the effort of doing more research. Though some historical fiction fans may be content to just read the…
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Vampires usually bite but I think squeezing bloodout is a close second...Probably, but anyone who has had a crush on a friend can feel Candy's pain.
Hey Pact Keepers, long time no see!
The new site is up and doing well so here is a link to our latest comic, take it in good health and see you again soon Keepers!