The Golden Plates
June 28th, 2010

The Golden Plates

Alternate (terrible) page title: Allred in the Face.

Next week: A motivational message for young people.

Edit: I totally forgot to mention this when I wrote this post last night, but Mike Allred is seriously my favorite comic artist. I recommend pretty much anything he’s ever done, especially Madman, but also X-Statix and, yes, the Golden Plates.


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  1. Chris C. says:

    If they were smart, Jesus wouldn't pop out of nowhere in the comics, but he would be the super strong, invulnerable superhero. You know, fighting Satanman and stuff. Now that's a religion.

  2. eksortso says:

    I've traded jokes with Mormon missionaries before. "Two boats and a helicopter!" "Because 30 is enough!" Heh.
    I have to admit I'm a little fascinated with Mormons, though I'm a lapsed Catholic. I've got a Mormon coworker, nice enough guy. At the very least, working near his office helped me to clean up my language (my own initiative). But nobody's peer-pressuring me to give up coffee dangit.

  3. Never does not need magic seeing stones to see through their bullshit.

  4. Brittany says:

    I completely commiserate with Never. I have friends like that too… Having a conversation about random topic B and then BAM!Jesus. It's a little bit stressful.

  5. Nupe Flossberg says:

    Didn't they have a Jesus episode on a lost episode of Deep Space 9? I think Worf converted to being a snake handler.

  6. lazerbunny says:

    Ah, so THAT'S how Mormonism works XD

  7. Guest says:

    Suddenly Jesus would make a great name for a sitcom

  8. Ashley says:

    This one actually made me lol.

  9. Ruadhán says:

    Mormon "Big Daddy" Ed Roth created Rat Fink and is beloved by hot rod enthusiasts the world over.

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