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Solomon

 

 

SCORE: 76

 

Solomon 

 

I am exceedingly thankful we had the money to purchase some more Christian comic books of the Holy Bible. Solomon is the next one to step up to plate and swing for the fences. This comic book cost me $2.00. There are thirty pages of comic book content within Solomon. The credits for Solomon are on the back of the front cover. There is some violence and blood within Solomon. There are also some more adult situations discussed.

I admit there will be spoilers in this review from this point onward. David is older and sickly. A young maiden is laying with him to try and keep him warm. The wise men are doing what they can to keep David comfortable in his last days in Solomon. Adonijah is the oldest living son so we takes on the role of being the king in Solomon. Bathsheba runs to King David's bed with the prophet Nathan and ask him if he put Adonijah on the throne.

There is a reference in Solomon to a promise to Bathsheba that her son would be the king. David makes a decree in Solomon that his son Solomon will be king. Adonijah is afraid for his life, but Solomon shows him mercy. Solomon asks God for wisdom in Solomon. Two prostitutes come to King Solomon with a problem, and his solution in ingenious. World leaders come to learn from King Solomon in this comic book.

There are a few men that David did not kill in his reign in Solomon. He tasks Solomon with taking care of them. One is killed right there and another is put on house arrest. Years later this man leaves to chase down a runaway slave. He winds up dying for it in Solomon. There is a very important theme in Solomon. That theme is to obey and follow God. Solomon builds the temple and the people rejoice.

Solomon also makes some mistakes in this comic book. He marries all of these foreign women and winds up following their false gods. This angers God in Solomon. The kingdom is split in two right before Solomon dies in this comic book. The son of Solomon will be a complete disaster. Hopefully that is in the next comic book. Solomon was so wise yet it did not save him from making major mistakes in his life.
- Paul

 

Graphics: 69%
Writing: 80%
Replay/Extras: 86%
Story: 74%
Family Friendly Factor: 70%

System: Comic Book
Publisher: Kingstone Comics
Author: Bulanadi, Ayris, Ramos, Mattheny, McMahon
Rating: ‘NR’ for Not Rated


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