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The Manga Bible
By Siku, illus. / Doubleday
Acclaimed British artist Siku turns his pen towards the Bible, taking up the task of a full presentation of the story of the Bible. Using the modern British style of art that is very reminiscent to manga, Siku covers many high points - and low points - of the Old Testament in narrative form while letting a few shorter parts (Ruth, Jonah, and Psalm 18) punctuate the general flow. The New Testament focuses heavily on the Gospels (with 4 one-page parables) before a giving a treatment of the Acts of the Apostles, with some accompanying text from the epistles. A brief version of Revelation concludes the book.
The stated intention of The Manga Bible is to inspire the reader to study the actual Bible texts, and to help in this mission non-invasive boxes on many pages point the reader to Bible verses where the full story can be found. Many modern elements are used, such as slang, stylized visuals and humor, to shift emphasis off of the non-nuanced scriptural dialogue. This version of The Manga Bible also contains commentary on key scenes, a sketch gallery and an article on the importance of scripture.
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Manga Messiah (Manga Book #1-The Gospels)
By Tyndale House
Read the life of Jesus, taken from all four Gospels, in the most popular 'graphic novel' format on the planet. Accurate to the scriptural account, and professionally illustrated by Japanese artists, this book is a great way to spread the word of God to those who have never heard the Good News. Geared toward manga fans who are not Christians, the story is the familiar life of Christ but presented in a way that brings the reader through the whole story to the realization of Christ as Lord and Savior, as well as presenting the Gospel. Designed mainly for evangelistic outreach, this book is also for those who enjoy Bible stories in comic book or graphic novel form.
In plain English and dynamic visuals, the story of Jesus plays out vividly from the angelic appearances His parents received, through His ministry and crucifixion, and finally to His ascension. Each friend, foe or disciple is given a unique look, putting a face to their words and deeds as recorded in the Bible. This full color volume is perfect for gaining a deeper understanding of the Gospels or for giving to friends who enjoy manga but don't know what the life of Christ was all about. Recommended for ages 9 and up.
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#1: Names, Games, and the Long Road Trip, Manga Bible, Volume 1
By Young Shin Lee / Zonderkidz
The Bible and comedy - usually these two either are kept at arms length from each other or are part of an attack on the Scriptures. But now, with the Manga Bible, both come together in a fun, entertaining and respectful (although comical) way. Covering major events in the first two books of the Bible, learn and laugh your way through the familiar stories of the creation, Noah's ark, Abraham, Joseph and Moses, among others. The story and art are by professional Korean veterans of manga (or, more appropriately, manwha, which is manga produced in Korea), with English translations throughout to recapture the humor as originally intended. Recommended for ages 9 to 11.
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Walls, Brawls, and the Great Rebellion, Manga Bible, Volume 2
By Young Shin Lee / Zondervan
At a breakneck pace, this volume covers the myriad stories in Numbers, Joshua, Judges and Ruth. It begins with the last days of Moses and the installation of Joshua as Israel's leader and moves through Joshua's campaigns and conquest of the Holy Land, through many of the judges (Othniel, Ehud, Shamgar, Deborah, Gideon, Jephthah, Samson) and the Benjamite rebellion, and ends with the story of Ruth. Comically but respectfully presented, but in no way designed as a replacement for actual Bible reading, this series illustrates both well-known and lesser-known stories from the Bible in an engaging and amusing way. Recommended for ages 9 to 11.
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Fights, Flights, and the Chosen Ones, Manga Bible, Volume 3
By Young Shin Lee / Zonderkidz
You'd think King Saul would thank David for toppling Israel's biggest enemy! Instead he puts him on the run. Then when David assumes the throne, his own kids plunge Israel into civil war! Your 8- to 12-year-olds will love this manga-style presentation of the heroic and tragic battles---and leaders---of 1 and 2 Samuel. 224 pages, softcover from Zonderkidz.
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White Devil: The Life and Legend of Hudson Taylor
By Tien Dao / Monarch Books
Hudson Taylor's life and legend depicted in manhua form (manga produced in China) conveys the heart of his ministry to the Chinese people in the last half of the 19th century. Tien Dao and Po-Shing Cheung collaborated on the original Chinese version, which was based on the writings of Hudson's descendants (and kept as faithful as possible to their work) and translated into English by K. Meikle and Jan Greenough. Connecting the dots from his early calling to his acceptance of Chinese cultural customs, marriage and family life, work with the China Inland Mission, later life mission, and ultimately his death, the book depicts an example of a life not wasted. Although the artwork is anachronistic in some places, the artists give forth their own view of what Hudson experienced in his life, which he dedicated to foreign missions for the glory of God.
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Bad Girl in Town, Serenity Series #1
By RealBuzz Studios / WestBow
Here's a series of "manga" comics with Christian content! Meet Serenity, a lonely teen from a broken family who just wants to be accepted--but who tends to lash out at others with anger and obnoxious sarcasm. At her new school, the Christian prayer group takes Serenity on as a "project," showing her friendship and love...but will even that be enough to crack her hard shell? Sharply illustrated in full-color, this book features storylines and dialogue, and shares a solid biblical message with tween and teen girls.Note: Some of the content may be viewed by some as inappropriate for younger readers.
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Goofyfoot Gurl #1: Let There Be Lighten Up
By Thomas Nelson
In sun-drenched Orange County, California, the surfers pray for an endless summer of awesome waves and good vibes. Suki Leiber is at the hub of a circle of teens from both sides of the pier--and her compassion, humor, and common sense help her friends in ways they don't even realize. In book 1, Let There Be Lighten Up, everyone's got their own problems to deal with--a serious lack of funds, a new young step-mom, and the possibility of an arranged marriage! Recommended for ages 13 to 18.
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Goofyfoot Gurl Series, Volumes 1-4
By Realbuzz Studios / Thomas Nelson
In sun-drenched Orange County, California, the surfers pray for an endless summer of awesome waves and good vibes. Suki Leiber is at the hub of a circle of teens from both sides of the pier--and her compassion, humor, and common sense help her friends in ways they don't even realize. Recommended for ages 13 to 18.
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