The Living Bible

A brief, three-issue series from the mid-1940s, The Living Bible was published by the Living Bible Corporation to present biblical stories in comic book form. While the exact creative team is not specified in the surviving records, the series stands as an early example of the religious comic genre, adapting scripture for a popular, postwar audience. It matters as a niche artifact of 1940s comic publishing, reflecting how the medium was used for faith-based education before the rise of more famous Bible comics.