No,
not Karl Rove...
this guy:

I dunno--describing
Moses as "
The Man Who Talked To Bushes" seems to undersell his accomplishments just a
wee bit. And, of course, there's the godawful pun:
Ha ha, get it?
You know that you've stumbled upon a find when your comic isn't even mentioned on
GCD!! This book was published by
Tyndale in 1987, and part of a whole line of children's religious "
cosmics":

I've nothing against religious comics, but I do have to point out the
cognitive dissonance between the
Archies/kiddie style of art and script, and some of the accounts of murder and genocide:


Or...

Tyndale did have
some comics make the index at GDC, including some adaptations of the
Left Behind series of novels. And they also had
this little beauty in 1997:

I'm watching the quarter bins for this one...
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Oddly, Barnes & Noble usually carries Manga Messiah. It's something that's puzzled me since I started working there...you can find it in the christian books section, along with a similar volume.
Flaming tornado or Golden calf? Egypt or Israel? Betty or Veronica?
I think I'd love a manga messiah. If nothing else I think I just found my rock group name.
Lazarus Lupin
http://strangespanner.blogspot.com/
art and review
Doesn't seem like people who believe in The Bibel have any problem with cognitive dissonance.
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