<< 1 >>
Rating: 
Summary: A not the comic book bible on Amazon.com
Review: The Comic Book Bible is actually a, not the, comic book Bible. There are two other word ballon type comic book Bibles on Amazon.com. I have bought all three and had many children compare them. The Picture Bible by Iva Hoth is overwhelming the most popular artistic style with children, also the cheapest per page, and per word. The artistic style of The Comic Book Bible is preferred with some teenage girls and is cheaper if The Picture Bible is out of your range. You can get a good idea of the artistic style of this and the other comic Bibles by looking at the picture of the cover on Amazon.com. The Comic Book Bible is done in the style of humorous cartoons and is less realistic than others. While I suggest Hoth's you might also consider Heros of the Bible by Carolyn Larsen for teen and adult males. Tip, search for Heros of the Bible by author not title. Catholics may also like The Big Book of Martyrs, by John Wagner. One last point, comics have a powerful ability to grab an audience, children, teens, and adults. This makes them a great evangelical tool. If your children have reached the stage where they think picture bibles are to immature for them, but the real thing is to advanced a comic book Bible can be a very good buy.
Rating: 
Summary: Interesting reading
Review: THe only thing I didn't like about it is that the quoted verses are in King James. Kids wouldn't read KJ text. Each page has about 4 dialogs and the top of each page has a KJ verse base on the dialogs on that page. Each story ends happily which I like. I like comics, and so I like this one. I didn't find any errors with this one doctrinaly.
Rating:
Summary: Very understandable...
Review: The only thing I didn't like about this Bible was that it use scriptural references quite as much as I would like. I like the way that God's words are drawn so that you can tell that a character isn't talking. Great tool to get younger readers rooted in the Word of God!
Rating:
Summary: Very understandable...
Review: The only thing I didn't like about this Bible was that it use scriptural references quite as much as I would like. I like the way that God's words are drawn so that you can tell that a character isn't talking. Great tool to get younger readers rooted in the Word of God!
<< 1 >>
| 
