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The Christ #11

 

 

SCORE: 85

 

The Christ #11 

 

I start writing this review with some mixed emotions. I am so excited about where this franchise is going. At the same time I am a bit on the sad side. The Christ #11 cost me $3.99. There are thirty-two pages of comic book content within The Christ #11. The art continues to be fantastic and the quality of the paper is amazing. There are Bible verses on the bottoms of most of the pages within The Christ #11.

There will be spoilers in my review of The Christ #11 comic book. There is some violence and blood within The Christ #11. I am actually happily surprised at how much of that is kept out of the content of this comic book. For example we see someone striking but not the actually impact of the hit. The Christ #11 takes us through the betrayal in the garden, all the way up to Jesus Christ on the cross.

Communion is covered within The Christ #11. Praying in the garden is also shown in The Christ #11. I chuckled at how the disciples kept falling asleep while Jesus was praying in The Christ #11. I completely understand. Jesus is questioned by the Jewish leaders of the day in The Christ #11. Peter denies Jesus three times in The Christ #11. Even though Peter said there was no way he would do that.

Pilate wants nothing to do with sentencing Jesus to death in The Christ #11. Pilate tries every single trick he can to keep Jesus alive. The answers Jesus provides are amazing in The Christ #11. King Herod also gets to meet Jesus in The Christ #11. The funny thing is Herod is not very impressed and Jesus does not even try to defend himself. The lack of defense really confuses some of the rulers in The Christ #11.

I love how Jesus explains the only authority any human has on Earth is because it is allowed from above. God could come down and strike down any wicked leader at any time. This is a great lesson for the rest of us to remember. Too many get big heads because they have some position of authority. I would rather be aligned with God than to be aligned with man in any way, shape or form. One more issue to go in this series.
- Paul

 

Graphics: 75%
Writing: 90%
Replay/Extras: 90%
Story: 80%
Family Friendly Factor: 90%

System: Comic Book
Publisher: Kingstone Comics
Author: Avery, Ayris, Guerra, Barnett, Mattheny, Raney
Rating: ‘NR’ for Not Rated


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