The Catholic Cartoon Collection #3 is HERE!!

Joshua Masterson is BACK with his third collection of witty and prayerful cartoons! Featuring both COLOR and black cartoons! We are currently running a pre-order special until October 25! Get Catholic Cartoon No. 3  for 15% off!! For those new to The Catholic Cartoon, check out this interview with Joshua Masterson on EWTN’s ChurchPop! And Matt Fradd‘s kids are some of our biggest fans!

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The Rosary, the Battle of Lepanto and more in a new comic book!

Earlier this year we released Messages from Our Lady #1, a new comic book series that follows two middle school students, Adele and Francisco, as they struggle to find their place in the world.  Included in each issue of this series is a visual illustration of Marian apparitions or remarkable miracles associated with Our Lady. This second issue will include the

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[SALE] Get 20% off, plus a limited edition sticker/pin!!

Venerable Voyagers! It’s been 7 years since I founded Voyage Comics on September 27, 2018! I chose that day intentionally as it is the feast day of Our Lady Star of the Sea! Each year we offer a special discount during the nine days that lead up to that feast day and this year it is a 20% order discount!! (Good time to stock-up!) Additionally, we are beginning

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The first-ever comic book about St. Faustina and Divine Mercy!

Today we’d like to introduce you to our latest collaboration with the Augustine Institute! A comic book featuring the inspiring life of Saint Faustina! St. Faustina’s humble Polish upbringing provided a rich soil where the seeds of faith would bear much fruit as she grew older. Attracted to the religious life at an early age, she felt compelled to respond

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Voyage teams-up with the U.S. Army to honor 250 years of chaplains

When the Continental Congress appointed George Washington as commander-in-chief of the Continental Army, Washington made it a priority to ensure his troops had access to religious chaplains. The Chaplain Corps was approved by the Continental Congress on July 29, 1775, and this year marks the 250th anniversary of that founding. To help highlight the heroic

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