Rob Liefeld's sci-fi Bible
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Rob Liefeld was a big-deal mainstream comics artist in the '90s, churning out seriously ugly-ass superhero stories that have aged about as well as the music of Milli Vanilli. Perhaps you'll be surprised to learn that he's since branched out with Armageddon Now, a series of Left Behind-y books about the End Times. But that vision of apocalypse sounds sadly prosaic compared to Testament, a sci-fi Bible "reimagining" that Liefeld apparently worked on for years.
Check out his very original take on Noah (click to embiggify):
Rebooting the Bible? Well, you can't fault Liefeld for ambition. "Why can't the Bible look as cool as Star Wars was the question I based this on." Why indeed, Rob? Why indeed.
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Check out his very original take on Noah (click to embiggify):
Rebooting the Bible? Well, you can't fault Liefeld for ambition. "Why can't the Bible look as cool as Star Wars was the question I based this on." Why indeed, Rob? Why indeed.
Got a tip for Monsters and Rockets? Want to contribute to the site? Send us an email.
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