Sunday Pix #43
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Death of King Ahab" delivers a stark, visually driven retelling of a biblical tale from Sunday Pix #43, 1956, with powerful storytelling by Joe Tillotson, who both drew and inked the story in a signature, expressive style. The narrative unfolds with quiet dread as King Ahab’s ambition leads to tragedy, culminating in a fateful battle where fate meets a single, telling arrow.
In the storm-lashed streets of 1956, Jo finds himself drawn into a dangerous game when his uncle sends him on a perilous errand through the night—tasked with retrieving a chest of papers from a crumbling building. As rain slicks the rooftops and shadows stretch long, the true intent behind the mission begins to unravel, leaving Jo caught between duty and a chilling betrayal.
In a tense moment of quiet defiance, Roman Legionnaires Hector and Quintus stumble upon a Christian man and his daughter sheltering in a cave—just as Tullus and Minor ride toward the same hidden refuge. The fragile peace of the moment hangs in the air, charged with the weight of impending choices.
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