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This took longer than I expected because I put a pause on it a few months ago, but I'm finally working on Enoch again! 

This book started out as a fun little experiment to draw a simple style comic, but even so, it looks like it will end up being well over 100 pages long. So... I decided to give it to you in comic issues. Then once I have it all finished, I'll release it as a big hardcover book.

I'm uploading the files as we speak, to a printer who will be printing a physical copy if you want to order one. These physical copies of each issue will only be available until I get the full book finished. So if you like 24 page floppy comics then grab a copy while it's still offered. Who knows, there might only be 12 copies printed for all I know. ;)

I'll give you the purchase link when the printer is ready to take orders.

But for now, I've attached a PDF to this post so you can read the first 24 pages of Enoch. 

(WARNING: This is not for kids. Although I don't draw sexually explicit images the text implies very sexual stuff. And then it just gets violent and even more weird after that. haha)

Have a great Saturday! See you in the next post!

Jason

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Carlos Morales

Just read it and it's very different for your other comics but cool, Never read the book of Enoch might read it now. One of the books left out of the bible as we know it, interesting!

Thomas Amos

Lol, I spent a few beats trying to figure out why that first star that turned into a cow had the pi symbol on it... 🤦‍♂️

Jason Mari Bernard

Sorry Jason, but I'm going to skip reading this one. I already read most of the book of Enoch before, and I don't think it perfectly reflects Christian teaching. There are a lot of books that the early Church decided to leave out of the bible (and there was good reason that they did.. because these books aren't inspired in the sense the scriptures are), and of those similar to Enoch, I think the Shepherd of Hermas and the Didache are way more in line with good Christian doctrine. I know some people think Enoch is worth reading because Jude references a "book of Enoch". But, that book was lost; this book was written in the early centuries AD, either pretending to be that book, or maybe the writer thought that he was inspired by the "spirit of Enoch". Anyways, the Enoch contains the same type of problems as another book (I forgot its name) that purports to give a firsthand account of the OT 12 children of Jacob; It says many things which "feel right" to a Christian, but the moral standards it endorses are based on a very severe and scrutinizing standard. I'm not sure that the standard is wrong; I just know that the only people who ever fully embraced such a standard were people like Tertullian who left the church because they felt the rest of the church simply wasn't holy enough. What I mean is, the moral standards this type of book endorses might have truth to them in some objective sense, but the practical effect of following this type of standard is to become outwardly judgmental and unchristian. I've always taken Jesus' "Have salt in yourselves and peace with one another" to mean that we must master our own passions, but not presume to try to impose moral judgment on the passions of others--I think this is also what Christians through the century have practiced, whether or not they looked to this particular verse as the cause.