At Voyage Comics, we are always on the hunt for the true, good and beautiful, eager to find heroic examples that we can imitate. When it comes to our modern culture, especially modern entertainment, this can be difficult, but on occasion we find something good and want to highlight it. We take as our motto […]
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Today we are launching our latest imprint, LITTLE VOYAGERS! Our goal with Little Voyagers is to help parents and educators foster the imagination of young children, helping them discover truth, beauty and goodness. More specifically, products in our Little Voyagers imprint will be perfect for children ages 2-8! Our main comics line is aimed at children ages 8+, as well as adults
Introducing a new imprint and a new kids book! Read More »
This is my third article on Ghost in the Shell and transhumanism. You can find the first one here and the second here. Christianity has interacted with all of the world’s major philosophies. See Plato, Aristotle, and stoicism for classical examples. Look to communism, existentialism, and libertarianism for more modern. If there’s a philosophy out
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One of my favorite fantasy movies of all time is The Dark Crystal. This groundbreaking film comes from the mind of Jim Henson. It is directed by his longtime collaborator Frank Oz (known to Star Wars fans as the voice of Yoda). Unlike many fans of this cult classic, I did not watch The Dark
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Many of you bought a copy of Treasure Chest Volume Iand were surprised by its quality. As the reviews for Volume I attest, it is truly a “treasure” that the whole family can enjoy! (If you are new to Voyage and our project, check out the following interview on the National Catholic Register.) Our goal is to produce one volume every
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I promise this title was not Catholic click bait, so let me first clarify that I am not trying to undermine Jesus’s divinity or Jesus’s claiming to be divine in the Gospels. I know that is an axe that still must be ground. Rest assured, it need not be here. The reason I intentionally under-case
One day, as Bishop Fulton J. Sheen was walking down the street a small boy saw him and loudly told his mother “Look, Mom! It’s Superman!” Sheen wore his ferriola, a cape very similar to that worn by Superman. Sheen recounted this incident on a number of occasions. He wrote about man’s fascination with superheroes
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In my previous article, I discussed the idea of transhumanism as shown in the 1995 film Ghost in the Shell. Ghost in the Shell, created by Masamune Shirow, began in 1989 as a manga, (comic book). The 1995 film adaptation failed in the theaters, but achieved enormous success in the VHS rental market. From 1997
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As one reaches the end of a journey, it is natural to ask “what if” questions… We are ending our liturgical cycle, and we will soon begin anew. We are also nearing the end of the secular calendar year, and so likewise will soon begin anew. Fittingly, the Church begins to deal with the end
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Padre Pio himself said, “It would be easier for the world to exist without the sun than without the Holy Mass.” To believe this statement beyond a mere pious platitude about the importance of the liturgy requires a deeper spiritual vision that not only accepts the power of worship, but revels in our participation in
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