The Comic Book Bible

A wonderful creation for children! Rob Suggs took the stories of the Bible and put them into comic book form, making it a truly remarkable way for children to learn the Bible with out feeling bored. The pictures are drawn perfectly to coincide with the stories of the Bible and Rob Suggs uses the bubble features to show the characters talking. Along with this, he adds a bit of humor to make it even more enjoyable. This gets 5 stars and 2 thumbs up for a creative way to entertain kids at the same time as teaching them about our wonderful Creator. If you have a child who finds trying to learn the Bible difficult or boring, I recommend you grab a copy of Rob Suggs' The Comic Book Bible, sit back, and watch them having a great time reading the Bible!!! My kids did *Thank you to Barbour Publishing for providing me with a copy of this fun book for review*

affordable way to get kids into reading the bible has alot from both the old and new testiment. It is a great gift for kids at sunday school.

I bought two copies of this for my daughters. My 11 year old didn't want to put it down! She has already read it cover to cover! My 9 year old has read some of it, but hasn't shown as much interest. She still prefers her story Bible. It may not be a true "Bible", but it's a step above story Bibles in that it contains actual scripture. The way I look at it, they are getting some of God's actual words while learning the general background on other topics. If it spurs their interest, then great! God's word will not return void--you'll always get something out of it!

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!

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.