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Sequential Art and the Sacred

This exploration of sequential art delves into the depiction of sacred narratives across various mediums, beginning with the 14th-century Egerton Genesis picture book. It then transitions to the striking triptychs of Hieronymus Bosch from the 15th and 16th centuries, followed by Basil Wolverton's 'The Wolverton Bible' (1973-1974). The analysis continues with DC Comics’ 'The Bible' (1975) and concludes with the innovative Manga Bibles (2006-2011) and R. Crumb's distinctive 'The Book of Genesis Illustrated' (2009), showcasing how these diverse adaptations reimagine biblical stories.

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Sequential Art and the Sacred

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  1. Sequential Art and the Sacred -The Egerton Genesis Picture Book (14th c.) -Hieronymus Bosch triptychs (15th and 16th c.) -The Wolverton Bible, Basil Wolverton (1973-1974) -DC Comics’ The Bible (1975) -Manga Bibles (2006-2011) -The Book of Genesis Illustrated, R. Crumb (2009)

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