As was announced last week, our next comic book adventure will be “Jonah’s Voyage to Atlantis.” We’re still a small operation, so we will be launching a Kickstarter campaign on Wednesday, February 26, 2020 (aka “Ash Wednesday”). The campaign will run for 40 days. All of this is symbolic, corresponding to Jonah’s own mission to preach […]
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Recently we had a poll on our website, asking for your feedback on which comic book we should do next. Surprisingly, the majority of those who participated in the survey voted for a new comic book inspired by J.R.R. Tolkien’s translation of Jonah, as well as various legends and myths that are connected to the original
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In Star Trek, there’s always a galaxy in need of rescuing. As Star Trek: The Next Generation had run its course for seven seasons, the 1994 film Star Trek Generations served as a grand send-off to the beloved characters of both TNG and The Original Series. It was a golden era in an unraveling story
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Winter is a bitter time. Frigid temperatures. Everything slows down. As the temperature decreases the molecules in water slow down. Slower. Slower. Until it eventually turns to ice. Cold is the enemy of speed. Arguably the greatest of superheroes, DC’s The Flash, often faces cold-themed villains. The blizzard conditions outside my home remind me of
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In the movie Batman Begins, young Bruce Wayne falls into a well at Wayne Manor while playing with his friend Rachel Dawes. He fractures his leg and is terrified when a swarm of bats attack him from out of the darkness of the surrounding caves. After Bruce’s father, Thomas Wayne, rescues Bruce from the well,
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Star Wars, Episode VI: Return of the Jedi contains the greatest ending in the series and arguably one of the greatest in all of cinema. Luke Skywalker has defeated the evil Emperor Palpatine by laying down his lightsaber and being willing to lay down his life. This inspired his father to be a true father
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Actor Jim Caviezel is most well-known for his role as Jesus in The Passion of the Christ, but in recent years he also starred in the popular CBS series entitled, Person of Interest, as well as the movie, Paul, Apostle of Christ. However, his career may have never gone anywhere if he did not have
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“The Tale of Patrick Peyton” was a collaborative effort between Voyage Comics and Holy Cross Family Ministries, featuring the writing talents of Philip Kosloski and the artistic skills of Jim Fern and Michael LaVoy. (More information on the graphic novel can be found here.) This giveaway will include a single SIGNED copy of “The Tale
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It’s not very often when Star Wars, theology and pop-culture all come together. However, when it does, it’s difficult to forget! Take for example season 6, episode 14 of That ’70s Show, a popular comedy that ran from 1998-2006. The episode is entitled, Baby Don’t You Do it and has a guest appearance from Billy Dee Williams–the actor
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A crisis is defined as a time of intense difficulty, trouble, or danger. The CW’s crossover is tribute to the 1985 storyline Crisis on Infinite Earths. Arguably the most unforgettable and epic comics event in history, Crisis wiped out all of creation. An ancient alien scientist from the planet Oa viewed the origin of the
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