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.
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Because Naboth would not sell his vineyard to him, King Ahab has Naboth falsely accused of being a traitor. Naboth is stoned to death and King Ahab claims the vineyard. Prophet Elijah appears and tells the king he will suffer as Naboth suffered. The king leads his army, along with that of Judah, into battle with the Syrians, but is killed by an arrow which finds a gap in his armor.
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