Christian fiction?

[Drybonesreborn]

I was looking up Christian fantasy and came across this female figure in a sexy pose, with muscles galore and thought, "how can this be a Christian novel?" How can one tell what's Christian and what is Christian but appeals to the non-Christian viewers?

http://www.hillcity-comics.com/graphic_novels/new_graphic_novel523.htm

I mean--this was on amazon, but the info was on hillcity.

[Ransom v. Unman]

Hmm... That might not be a Christian comic at all.

If you did "Christian fantasy" or "Christian comics" it might have picked up on one of the writers (Christian Lichtner) first name.

I don't see any indicators anywhere that this is anything but a regular, secular-market comic book. Hill-city doesn't look like a Christian comics distributor at all. Amazon gives no indicator of it being a Christian comic, and I know Liquid! comics (which one of the co-authors founded) is a general market comic publisher.

So, yeah... Calm down... It probably just picked up on the guy's name. Read the description, and I'm sure it'll make sense.

[Warrior 4 Jesus]

It looks too well-drawn for a Christian comic. Hurts to say that but it's true.
(Yes, she is a little uh busty).

[Nessa-Ciryatan]

Er... from what I read I don't believe that comic is meant to be Christian-oriented. The site seems to sell a bunch of stuff, including Avengers and Wolverine, which are not Christian-oriented comics.

[Drybonesreborn]

The search terms were Christian. Amazon should get better search engines. I said Christian, not name of an author.

[Ransom v. Unman]

Unless you specify "Title only" or whatever, it will look for Christian in an author's name as well.