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The same month that a Sydney Australia council removed a “playful” artwork of Jesus …
Sydney artist Philjames’ work, Jesus Speaks to the Daughters of Jerusalem, was removed from the Blake Art Prize exhibition at the Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre after fierce criticism was directed at the artist and gallery on Friday, just two days before the eight-week exhibition ended.
and fifty-two years after National Lampoon debuted their version of Jesus …
IN 1972, National Lampoon magazine introduced the super hero SON O’ GOD . Created by Michael Choquette, Sean Kelly and Neal Adams, Son ‘O God who turned from nebbishy Jewish New Yorker Benny David – 30-years-old; living with controlling parents; no aptitude for any sport – who turns into a WASP wonderman on a mission to tackle Catholicism, the Antichrist Pope and “the scourge of Islam”.
this week’s comics pages have caught up.
I would think at least a few newspaper editors, who never read the comics pages before or after publication, will be surprised to receive letters of complaint about Wednesday’s Reality Check.
And maybe today’s The Argyle Sweater.
Speaking of gods…
When Sherman’s Lagoon introduced Kahuna’s brother this week my first take was not Jason but Janus.
Then Nancy, by Caroline Cash these days, comes in with some Biblical context.
Today is Gil Thorp‘s day of reckoning as he comes face to face with his creators in, what to many is, heaven:
When your favorite politician is saved from a trip to Hellfire it can only be because of the Grace of God.
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