For some reason, Tyler Riggs' blog post didn't allow for answers, but certainly seemed to both solicit and deserve answers. Therefore I have reposted his message here:
"When I took my Son to the local comic book store, I was informed that all of what
Just wanted to throw a question out there: what are you reading in the way of (secular and/or Christian) comic books, strips, graphic novels, manga, online comics, etc. that's out there now. Not what are your favorites of time past, but current rea
W. J. Dittmar, best known for his Ragtime sheet music artwork for the Vandersloot Publishing Co. in Williamsport, PA in the 1910s, was also a devoted follower of Jesus Christ. His long out-of-print poster "The Road from Earth to Heaven" is now avail
FROM PUDDLE TO PARADISE? is a perfectbound, 450 page volume collecting the works of Rev. B. H. Shadduck, PhD. These were originally creation vs. evolution booklets with editorial cartoons by F. W. Alden which sold over a half million copies from 192
It used to be that a new topic would be put at the top of the list. Now it seems that only those that receive replies get there---which, for me, means that many topics, inquiries, etc. get lost in the shuffle unless you already know to dig through t
I was asked by Noah Berlatsky of THE COMICS JOURNAL to write an article about Christian comics. His blog is still linked to the TCJ site, but as of last week it has gone independent of the journal:
...there's usually no forewarning, no announcement, just a silent disappearing act, as evidenced by a few that were once touted on this and another Christian comics forum. One exception, however, is Dust Comics. Though I strongly disagree with the
Back in 1977, Brother Andrew (author of God's Smuggler and founder of Open Doors International) published a saddlestitched comic book entitled MARX, LENIN, MAO, & CHRIST, a 33 page story illustrated by the Redondo Studio and with a painted wraparound
Ten years ago I saw this claymation (with spots of traditional 2-D animation) on television, and was surprised at the workmanship that went into this UK-Russian production. I'm even more amazed that you can watch it in its entirety for free online i
Life Messengers sold millions of comics tracts and Gospel booklets from the 1940s-70s. The art (by Fred Basher) in these tracts is rather crude, but I especially like the script of Tom Skinner's testimony:
This link is to an old site which has the first two issues of DAN RED EAGLE, a Christian comic aimed at a native American audience (and for children) fully readable online. Issue two was drawn by Bruce Bezaire, a former wr
This Martin Luther King comic book was published circa 1956, and may be the most powerful, socially relevant Christian comic ever produced in history (thus far):