Review: Pulp by Ed Brubaker

A weekend leisure reading review…because sometimes Pastors also need a break from heavy theological reading!  I can’t believe this is actually the first comic book I read this year and its already May! Such has been the state of ministry these days.

Ed Brubaker. Pulp. Portland, OR: Image Comics, August 4th 2020. 72 pp.

4 out of 5

Purchase: Amazon

This is a fascinating type of comic.   It is a historical period piece, but it is not just one era but two (Wild West and the late 1930s Pre-World War Two America with the rise of the Nazis during a time when there were Americans with sympathies for Hitler).  It is not necessarily a traditional mystery but there is a mystery of who is the “robber” if you will.  It is also at the same time a story about urban crime but also rural Wild West shooting.  It is also about getting old, people dying and also surviving life.  If you love a good story you will love this comic book!

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Mid-May 2021 Presuppositional Apologetics Links

Here is a collection of links on Presuppositional apologetics between May 8th-14th, 2021.

1.) Cave to the Cross’ Ep. 123 – Why Should I Believe Christianity – Christianity As A Worldview – Part 3

2.) Bible Contradiction? Should we rend our clothes?

3.)Does Logic Presuppose Christianity? — Part 5: The Ethics of Logic

4.) Is Presuppositionalism Postmodernism?

5.) Apologetics Sermon Illustration #62: Does a Fake Police Officer disprove real Officers Exist and Disproof of Christianity

6.) On the Road to Newspeak

7.) Blockhouse Methodology

Missed the last round up?  Check out the re-blogged post from a friend OR that of Another REBLOG HERE and a repost here.

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