Graphic Novels/Comics/Manga

Manga Messiah could be a great read for anyone looking for a fresh and unique way of experiencing the Gospel accounts. This book's edgy and authentic Japanese manga style make the content highly engaging and compelling, especially for teens and young adults who are fans of the comics genre. The illustrated character profiles of key Bible people and the map of Galilee, Samaria, and Judea included in the book are also helpful in providing readers with a better understanding of the context and narrative. Overall, Manga Messiah combines storytelling with biblical truths in a fascinating way that may be entertaining to readers who are interested in Japanese manga culture and art style.

Manga Mutiny could be a good read for young adults interested in learning about the Bible through a unique and engaging format. The Manga style illustrations and fast-paced storytelling make it a fun and easy way to learn about Genesis through Exodus 15:27. Readers appreciate how the book stays true to the Biblical account while providing a fresh and modern perspective.

First published in 1968, this contemporary case for vigorous Christian faith -- profusely illustrated by Charles Schulz's delightful peanuts cartoon strips -- sheds more light on the Christian faith and how it is to be lived than many more "serious" theological works, with hundreds of cartoons featuring your favorite peanuts characters Charlie Brown, Lucy, Linus, And of course, Snoopy (including the earliest Red Baron strips). This book's wise observations are as timeless as they are timely.

Volume 1 in the series answers these common questions - (1) Where did Cain get his wife? (2) What does the Bible say about dinosaurs? (3) Where was Jesus for the three days between the crucifixion and the resurrection? (4) What happens to people right after they die? (5) What does the Bible say about UFO's?