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Cover: Steve Bissette

S.R. Bissette’s SpiderBaby Comix #2

Feb 1997 · Spiderbaby Grafix & Publications · 3.95 USD
“Saying Grace”

In "Saying Grace," Steve Bissette pens a reflective essay exploring how religion has been portrayed across comic history—from the Golden Age Spectre and Basil Wolverton’s biblical tales to Garth Ennis’ Preacher—offering a thoughtful, personal take on faith, iconography, and storytelling. Illustrated with a diverse array of artists including Mike Diana, Dave Sim, and Chester Brown, and featuring Bissette’s own inks, this 1997 issue stands as a unique, collaborative meditation on a powerful theme. The cover by Steve Bissette complements the introspective tone with a stark, evocative image.

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writer, artist, inker Stephen R. Bissette · letterer Steve Bissette · cover Steve Bissette

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An essay by Bissette about his thoughts of how religion in all its manifestations has been treated in the comic industry, from the Golden Age Spectre, through Wolverton's Old Testament stories, and up to Garth Ennis' Preacher.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).