Sarah Robsdottir, author of Brave Water, a young adult novel recently published by Voyage Comics & Publishing, won several Catholic Media Association (CMA) Book Awards during the 2023 CMA Conference this week […]
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Last year we began our “Voyage Classics” line of books with The Book of Saints and Heroes, where we re-printed a classic Andrew Lang publication and commissioned for it original
Introducing our next Voyage Classics: “Lord of the World” Read More »
Tolkien’s Love for the Eucharist J.R.R. Tolkien’s emphatic Catholicism pervades many of his works, especially his strong devotion to the Blessed Sacrament or the Eucharist. Catholics believe the Eucharist to
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I don’t get the multiverse…Let me rephrase that. I don’t get the appeal of the multiverse. Let me rephrase that. I don’t get the explanatory appeal of the multiverse. This
The Multiverse Doesn’t Prove What You Wish it Did, Bruh’ Read More »
When Voyage Comics was launched in 2018, all we had was a blog and a few social media accounts. We began with a small group of supporters, largely drawn from
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“…and in the darkness, bind them…” So ends the haunting poem that wraps itself around the ring of power in the Lord of the Rings series, the one ring upon
Religion, rings and the ties that bind… Read More »
“We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars.” These famous words from the Irish playwright, Oscar Wilde are often quoted to describe all
The Star Gazing Oscar Wilde Read More »
As an avid fantasy reader, the new graphic novel Twig caught my attention at once. Written by Eisner Award-winner Scottie Young, and illustrated by Kyle Strahm with coloring by Jean-Francois
Why Finnian and the Seven Mountains? Yes, there were some monasteries on them that made a sword constellation, but why were the monasteries built on the mountain? In fact, why
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Din Djarin chooses not to intervene even though he would have preferred to see the Child, the little foundling he had fought and cared for like a father. In effect, he is saying, “Not my will, but another’s will be done.”
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