Natasha Romanoff (aka “Black Widow”), is a curious character in the MCU. She has a complicated past, with a “ledger” dripping with blood. It’s a past she wants to forget, but it relentlessly haunts her until she confronts it head-on in the standalone movie, Black Widow. Interestingly, she has also proven to be one of […]
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Ray Bradbury was one of the most influential American writers of the twentieth century. His novels, including Fahrenheit 451 and The Martian Chronicles, are considered classics of the science fiction genre and his output of short stories was prolific. Unlike many other sci-fi writers of his time and since, Bradbury was willing to explore spirituality
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Chris Pratt’s latest sci-fi adventure film has come to streaming and was met with mixed reviews. After tackling everything from dinosaurs to Thanos, Pratt has turned to a more family-oriented character – that of Dan Forester, the protagonist of The Tomorrow War. Warning: spoilers ahead. While he’s often portrayed the buffed, humorous, single guy, Pratt’s
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Chaos. Shenanigans. Unpredictable. Self-centered. What emotions do these words conjure up? It depends on your point of view but generally I get anxious when I read things talking about variance or change. The Catholic Church teaches objective truth exists. An unchanging reality. God exists. Jesus Christ died and rose from the dead. The Holy Trinity
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In the next issue of our Finnian Series, Finnian and his crew visit the next monastery along the legendary “Sword of St. Michael.” –> What is the “Sword of St. Michael” and how is it connected to a comic book? It is the most well-known apparition sites of St. Michael along the sacred line of
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In Ray Bradbury’s classic futuristic sci-fi novel Fahrenheit 451, one of the main characters, a teenage girl by the name of Clarisse McClellan asks the protagonist, Guy Montag, whether or not he is happy. Montag thinks this is a rather odd question and keeps telling himself that he is indeed very “happy,” even though deep
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Throughout salvation history, God calls individuals who see themselves as terribly unqualified for the tasks He has in store for them. Yet, He calls them to holiness in service nonetheless. These men and women became instruments of God’s peace, working for the salvation of souls and working to lead God’s people along a path to
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Summer is in full swing and there is much that is happening behind the scenes at Voyage Comics! After completing the first issue of our new Phantom Phoenix series, we have begun work on the next issue in our Finnian Series! We will release more news and images from Finnian Issue 5 in the coming
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Oh Jesus, meek and humble of heart, touch our hearts and make them like unto Thine. No one would ever describe Tony Stark as humble. In fact, one could probably look up the word arrogant in the dictionary and there would be a picture of Tony Stark at the beginning of the first Iron Man
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Batman has a long history and writers have portrayed him in a variety of ways. Detective. Superhero. Leader. Antagonist. Bruce Wayne usually has a complex background no matter the story. Scott Snyder’s comic book series, Batman: The Last Knight on Earth, features a futuristic DC landscape with Bruce Wayne waking up in Arkham Asylum. The
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