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2009-06-01

Welcome to the very first post of The Blasphemer's Bible! Our story begins with our trusted hero Quazar the Blasphemous. He has the exciting task of reliving the entire ancient epic, "The Bible".

While most web comics use a humorous multi-paneled strip layout, The Blasphemer's Bible is going to have a slightly different format. Each weekday, there will be a new panel to an on-going story. Think of it as reading a single panel of a strip comic each day. This is going to spread out the punchlines quite a bit, but I'll keep things interesting with these swell blog entries for each panel.

For those of you reading along at home, we begin our tale with Genesis 1:1.

The number that Quazar uses is the currently accepted age of the universe.

 

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rimecuka writes:

 

why is there no mouth on the stick man? How can he talk if there is no mouth?

Ed writes:

 

I'm subscribing for the title alone!

merideth writes:

 

im commeting on every one... i hope.

Bluecheetos writes:

 

Hopefully more people are reading than commenting because this is funny. I have been telling friends to read it. (especially Mormons)

TheAlmightyGuru writes:

 

I'm sure they'll love it. ;-)

Bluecheetos writes:

 

I have my own religion. I believe in Jeff the God of Biscuits *hands you a cookbook* read this my son, and learn the ways of a true follower of Jeff. 8D

Katy writes:

 

Just discovered this today. What a wonderfully delicious idea! Although what you plan to do with Numbers, I have no idea ... I always spun on on Numbers, whenever I tried to get through the bloody thing ... (reading it as the fictional best-seller that it is, it's a wonderful thing - full of sex, violence and wonderfully over-wrought characters, many of whom are obviously insane).

TheAlmightyGuru writes:

 

Ah Numbers... I don't even want to think about that book yet!


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