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☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA timeless tale unfolds in "The Life of Joseph," a 1946 free comic from Standard Publishing Company, where a young man’s journey from betrayal to power is brought to life through the consistent artistry of William E. Fay, who handled pencils, inks, and colors throughout. As Joseph rises from slavery to a position of influence in Egypt, his past catches up with him when his brothers arrive seeking food, setting the stage for a moment of tension and eventual reconciliation. The story’s emotional core is rendered with quiet dignity, and the cover by William E. Fay captures its solemn, reverent tone.
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Joseph is resented by his brothers and sold by them into slavery in Egypt but he impresses the pharaoh with his ability to interpret dreams and becomes a powerful figure. When Joseph's brothers come to Egypt Joseph at first toys with them vengefully, but ultimately reconciles with his brothers.
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