Favorite Comix? Usually I am underwhelmed in the Sci-Fi / Graphic Novel Ghetto...

GoingHome · Jan 16, 2012

'Testament' was okay, for a religious themed story:

Testament was an American comic book series written by Douglas Rushkoff[1][2] with art and covers by Liam Sharp[3][4]. It was published from February 2006 to March 2008 under DC Comics' Vertigo imprint.

There are several key themes to Testament. The story takes place simultaneously in the near future and the biblical past to illustrate the most prominent theme: that history repeats itself. This is done by juxtaposing the two timelines, the purpose of which seems to be to illustrate that religion is a continually evolving, living story that is being written by how people, and specifically the protagonists, live their daily lives. Other themes include increasing numbers of fascist governments, human rights, technology, and information economics in the form of a global currency, manna.
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Crumb is sometimes still amusing.
Zap Comix, FabFurFreakBros. Of course.

Jimmy Corrigan, the Smartest Kid on Earth is a widely acclaimed graphic novel by Chris Ware, published in 2000.[1] The story was previously serialized in the pages of Ware's comic book Acme Novelty Library, between 1995 and 2000 and previous to that, in the alternative Chicago weekly New City.
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