Jewish Comix Anthology #[1]

([July] 2014)

Introduction (Table of Contents: 1)

foreword, introduction, preface, afterword / 1 page (report information)

Script

Steven M. Bergson

Indexer Notes

The Introduction makes reference to Jewish War Heroes, Captain Canuck, "Miracle at 22,300 Miles"(in Justice League of America #188), "Zog Nit Keyn Mol"(in Wimmen's Comix #10), and Yiddishkeit.

Table of Contents (Table of Contents: 2)

table of contents / 2 pages (report information)

Foreword (Table of Contents: 3)

foreword, introduction, preface, afterword / 3 pages (report information)

Script

Clifford Meth

The Artist's Search (Table of Contents: 4)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Clara Bessijelle

Pencils

Clara Bessijelle

Inks

Clara Bessijelle

Colors

Andy Stanleigh

Letters

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Genre

children

Synopsis

An uninspired Jewish artist goes on a quest for the scene which will satisfy his heart and soul.

Keywords

art; artists; folklore; Jews

Indexer Notes

This story was adapted from a folk tale told by Peninnah Schram.

The Two Brothers (Table of Contents: 5)

comic story / 3 pages (report information)

Script

Haiwei Hou

Pencils

Haiwei Hou

Inks

Haiwei Hou

Colors

Haiwei Hou

Letters

Haiwei Hou

Genre

children

Synopsis

In the city that will become Jerusalem, two farming brothers teach each other about sacrifice and brotherhood.

Keywords

charity; farmers; folklore; Israel; Jerusalem

How to Fill a Room (Table of Contents: 6)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Joshua Stulman

Pencils

Joshua Stulman

Inks

Joshua Stulman

Letters

Joshua Stulman

Genre

children; science fiction

Characters

King Kotar; Gothar; Tanuk; Adura

Synopsis

King Kotar holds a contest to determine which of his three children is the most worthy to inherit his kingdom.

Keywords

contests; folklore; sibling rivalry; succession

Pillow of Feathers (Table of Contents: 7)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Andy Stanleigh

Pencils

Andy Stanleigh

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Andy Stanleigh

Colors

Andy Stanleigh

Letters

Andy Stanleigh

Genre

children

Characters

Steve Berg; Rabbi Moishe; Andy

Synopsis

A rabbi demonstrates how the damage done as a result of harmful speech can never be undone.

Keywords

folklore; gossip; lashon hara; moral stories; rabbis

The Forgotten Loan (Table of Contents: 8)

comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script

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Pencils

?

Inks

?

Letters

?

Genre

biography

Characters

Rabbi Shmuel Shtrashun; Zalman Schneider; Laya Schneider; Moshe Schneider;

Synopsis

After Rabbi Shtrashun realizes that his forgetfulness has caused Zalman's reputation to suffer, he comes up with an inspired solution to restore it.

Reprints

• This page is a reprint of the back page of the Sept. 1987 issue of the children's magazine Olomeinu / Our World.

Keywords

honor; lending; memory; reputation

Indexer Notes

The story was adapted from the book The Maggid Speaks : A Collection of Rabbi Shalom Schwardron's Best Stories by Paysach Krohen (Mesorah Publications, 1987).

Ben Dordia's Confession (Table of Contents: 9)

comic story / 3 pages (report information)

Script

Terry LaBan

Pencils

Terry LaBan

Inks

Terry LaBan

Letters

Terry LaBan

Genre

biography; religious

Characters

Rabbi Eliazar Ben Dordia; Rabbi Yehuda Hanasi

Synopsis

After being told by a harlot that he shall never be received in repentance, Rabbi Ben Dordia seeks intervention to save his soul.

Reprints

• from Cud Comics (Dark Horse, 1995 series) #4 (June 1996)

Keywords

nature; prostitution; repentance

Indexer Notes

The story is adapted from Avodah Zarah 17A. Rabbi Richard Hirsch assisted with this adaptation.

Zog Nit Keynl Mol (Table of Contents: 10)

comic story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Trina Robbins

Pencils

Sharon Rudahl

Inks

Trina Robbins

Letters

Sharon Rudahl

Genre

advocacy

Characters

grandmother; granddaughter

Synopsis

A young woman visits her grandmother before leaving for a rally to get the US our of Central America.

Reprints

• from Wimmen's Comix (Last Gasp, 1972 series) #10 (October 1985)

Keywords

family; protesters; song adaptations

Indexer Notes

Adapted from The Partisans Song, words by Hirsh Glik (1922-1944), poet of the Warsaw Ghetto. The captions are written in both transliterated Yiddish and English.

Onions & Garlic (Table of Contents: 11)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Chari Pere

Pencils

Chari Pere

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Chari Pere

Colors

Chari Pere

Letters

Chari Pere

Genre

humour; children

Characters

onion merchant; garlic merchant; King of Distancia; chefs of Distancia

Synopsis

An onion merchant and a garlic merchant try to sell their wares in a distant city which doesn't have these foods. Each of them is rewarded with the city's greatest treasure, but the garlic merchant doesn't end up getting quite what he was expecting.

Keywords

commerce; folklore; garlic; irony; onions

The Rabbi's New Suit (Table of Contents: 12)

comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Steve Sheinkin

Pencils

Steve Sheinkin

Inks

Steve Sheinkin

Colors

Steve Sheinkin

Letters

Steve Sheinkin

Genre

humour; children; western-frontier

Characters

Rabbi Harvey; Governor

Synopsis

Rabbi Harvey attends a birthday party twice. After he realizes that dressing differently causes the others at the party to treat him better, Rabbi Harvey decides to teach the partygoers a lesson.

Reprints

• This story originally appeared in Rabbi Harvey Rides Again : A Graphic Novel of Jewish Folktales Let Loose in the Wild West (Jewish Lights Publishing, 2008).

Keywords

appearance; folklore; rabbis

Pleasing All the World (Table of Contents: 13)

comic story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Terry LaBan

Pencils

Terry LaBan

Inks

Terry LaBan

Colors

Terry LaBan

Letters

Terry LaBan

Genre

humour; children

Synopsis

A man and his son, who are travelling with their camel, are told by one person after another that the way that they're travelling is wrong.

Keywords

criticism; folklore; travel

Adam and the Fly (Table of Contents: 14)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Richard Codor

Pencils

Richard Codor

Inks

Richard Codor

Colors

Richard Codor

Letters

Richard Codor

Genre

humour; children

Characters

Adam

Synopsis

A fly demands that Adam find some way to get him a tail to make him more beautiful. At Adam's suggestion, the fly approaches different animals to ask for their tails, only to be told why their tails are important.

Keywords

body image; folklore; jealousy

I See the Dogs (Table of Contents: 15)

comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Clifford Meth

Pencils

Michael Netzer

Inks

Michael Netzer

Letters

Michael Netzer

Genre

fantasy-supernatural

Characters

Rebbe Nelrah

Synopsis

After a great Polish rabbinical leader (known as "The Rebbe") dies, a cat he touched is said to have absorbed his learning. Though reactions to the legend range from curiosity to ridicule, the cat eventually delivers a crucial message to the his devotees.

Keywords

cats; faith; Holocaust

Lilith the First Vampire (Table of Contents: 16)

comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script

Tony Isabella

Pencils

Ernie Chan

Inks

Ernie Chan

Letters

Ernie Chan

Genre

fantasy-supernatural

Characters

Lilith; Adam; Sanvi ; Sansanvi; Semangelaf

Reprints

• from Vampire Tales (Marvel, 1973 series) #4 (April 1974)

Keywords

angels; folklore; infanticide; revenge; vampires

Golem (Table of Contents: 17)

comic story / 4 pages (report information)

Script

David Zane Mairowitz

Pencils

Robert Crumb

Inks

Robert Crumb

Letters

Robert Crumb

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; horror-suspense

Characters

Rabbi Judah Loew; Golem; Franz Kafka

Reprints

• from R. Crumb's Kafka (ibooks, 2004 series) (November 2004) [excerpt only]
which is reprinted
• from Introducing Kafka (Totem Books, 1993 series) (1993 [1994])

Keywords

folklore; golem; monsters

Street Magic (Table of Contents: 18)

comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script

Will Eisner

Pencils

Will Eisner

Inks

Will Eisner

Letters

Will Eisner

Genre

drama

Characters

Mersh

Synopsis

A trio of anti-Semitic youths pretend to offer Mersh a challenge. Using two folded-up pieces of paper marked "Guilty", they let Mersh choose one of them, telling him that one piece of paper is blank. They warn Mersh that if he picks the one that says "Guilty", the thugs will bash him. However, Mersh manages to outsmart them.

Reprints

• from Minor Miracles (DC, 2000 series) ([December] 2000)

Keywords

contests; folklore; intolerance

Golem Origin (Table of Contents: 19)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

David Klein

Pencils

David Klein

Inks

David Klein

Letters

David Klein

Genre

drama; fantasy-supernatural; horror-suspense

Characters

Yakov Mendel; Mrs. Mendel; Rabbi Yudah Loew; Golem; Thadeus;

Synopsis

Rabbi Yudah Loew's golem was just one of many which were created before Adam (the first man). When the Jewish community of Prague is faced with a blood libel case, Rabbi Loew creates a golem to bring about justice and to save the Jews from anti-Semitic mobsters.

Reprints

• This story will be reprinted in The Golem's Voice (Now What Media, 2014 Series) #[nn] [excerpt only]

Keywords

anti-Semitism; blood libel; golems; intolerance

Workin' Girl Golem (Table of Contents: 20)

comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script

Joe Infurnari

Pencils

Joe Infurnari

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Joe Infurnari

Colors

Joe Infurnari

Letters

Joe Infurnari

Genre

humour; fantasy-supernatural

Synopsis

The owner of a female golem gets an unexpected reaction when he tries to make a pass at her.

Reprints

• Reprinted from Heeb Magazine (Heeb Media, 2001 Series) #17.

The Chaste Maid (Table of Contents: 21)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Katherine Piro

Pencils

Katherine Piro

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Katherine Piro

Colors

Katherine Piro

Letters

?

Genre

drama; horror-suspense

Synopsis

After a virtuous virgin is abducted by the ruler of the city, she uses her wits to figure out how to keep her chastity.

Keywords

chastity; kidnapping; self-mutilation; sexual assault

Indexer Notes

This story is based upon an anecdote told in chapter 38 of the 17th century book Tzemach Tzadik by Rabbi Yehuda Arie Leone di Modena.

The Faithful Neighbor (Table of Contents: 22)

comic story / 3 pages (report information)

Script

Yaakov Kirschen

Pencils

Yaakov Kirschen

Inks

Yaakov Kirschen

Colors

Yaakov Kirschen

Letters

Yaakov Kirschen

Characters

Mr. Shuldig; Doobie

Synopsis

During the French expulsion of the Jews from France, a Jewish jeweler entrusts a sack of valuable jewels to a Gentile neighbor. After the king's decree is revoked, the jeweler returns to the town, hoping to be able to regain the stones.

Keywords

brotherhood; folklore; friendship; honor; tolerance; trust

Indexer Notes

The first panel identifies the story as "A Jewish Folk Tale" and contains the logo used for the Dry Bones comic strip.

Yaish & the Protector (Table of Contents: 23)

comic story / 7 pages (report information)

Script

Adam Gorham

Pencils

Adam Gorham

Inks

Adam Gorham

Letters

Adam Gorham

Genre

adventure; fantasy-supernatural; sport; sword and sorcery

Characters

Yaish

Synopsis

When the king orders the exile of his kingdom's Jews during a drought, they send Yaish on a dangerous quest to seek assistance from the ten lost tribes of Israel. Yaish brings back a champion who is intent on ensuring that the king allows Yaish's people to return.

Keywords

contests; folklore; intolerance

The Magic Mirror of Rabbi Adam (Table of Contents: 24)

comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script

Adam Gorham

Pencils

Adam Gorham

Inks

Adam Gorham

Letters

Adam Gorham

Genre

fantasy-supernatural

Characters

Rabbi Adam

Synopsis

Rabbi Adam comes to the aid of a merchant whose wife has conspired with a sorcerer to murder him.

Keywords

contests; dark magic; folklore; righteous magic

Bontsha the Silent (Table of Contents: 25)

comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

Dov Smiley

Pencils

Dov Smiley

Inks

Dov Smiley

Colors

Dov Smiley

Letters

Dov Smiley

Genre

drama

Characters

Bontsha the Silent; The Great Judge; The Prosecutor; The Defender

Synopsis

Bontsha's miserable life is summarized during a trial in Paradise. After the verdict is delivered, Bontsha's unusual request surprises all of the assembled angels.

Keywords

humility; judgement; trials

Indexer Notes

This Yiddish story was written by I.L. Peretz and translated into English by Esther Hautzig. Within the text, Bontsha is compared to Job and this story has often been compared to the Biblical Job tale.

Solomon Ibn Gabirol's Golem (Table of Contents: 26)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Keren Katz

Pencils

Keren Katz

Inks

Keren Katz

Letters

Andy Stanleigh

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; romance

Characters

Solomon Ibn Gabirol; Golem

Synopsis

After Solomon Ibn Gabirol is imprisoned for practicing witchcraft, he makes a great sacrifice to regain his freedom.

Keywords

golems

Indexer Notes

The story was written by Eli Eshed who based it on the work of Joseph Solomon Delmedigo.

Flock of Angels (Table of Contents: 27)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Miriam Libicki

Pencils

Miriam Libicki

Inks

Miriam Libicki

Colors

Miriam Libicki

Letters

Miriam Libicki

Genre

drama; fantasy-supernatural

Characters

Asnat Barzani

Synopsis

The woman sage Asnat Barzani travels to a mountain in Amadiya to lead them in the outdoor new moon festival, despite the intolerance of the city's Gentiles. When the synagogue is set on fire, Asnat summons special assistance to protect it.

Keywords

angels; anti-Semitism; arson; folklore; Jewish holy days; New Moon

The Man Who Married a She-Demon (Table of Contents: 28)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Jenna Brager

Pencils

Jenna Brager

Inks

Jenna Brager

Letters

Jenna Brager

Genre

drama; fantasy-supernatural; horror-suspense

Characters

Anshel; Jenna Brager

Synopsis

After a rabbi's son unintentionally - and unknowingly - marries a female demon, the demon returns to kill his wives. However, one wife manages to survive through her great modesty and piety.

Keywords

demon weddings; folklore

The Bleeding Tree (Table of Contents: 29)

comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script

Shane Kirshenblatt

Pencils

Shane Kirshenblatt

Inks

Shane Kirshenblatt

Colors

Shane Kirshenblatt

Letters

Shane Kirshenblatt

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; horror-suspense; sword and sorcery

Synopsis

After a woodcutter encounters a tree which bleeds when cut, he feels compelled to risk his life to free the souls trapped inside.

Keywords

folklore; self-sacrifice; woodsman

The Golem (Table of Contents: 30)

comic story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Mike Friedrich

Pencils

Tony Dezuninga

Inks

Steve Austin

Colors

Bill Mantlo

Letters

Tom Orzechowski

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; horror-suspense

Characters

Golem

Synopsis

When a golem grows dangerously tall, its creator must risk his life to destroy him.

Reprints

• from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1973 series) #177 (December 1974) [[excerpt only]]

Keywords

golems

Indexer Notes

This story is adapted from an 18th century Yiddish legend, as retold by Gershom Scholem is his book The Kabbalah and Its Symbolism (NY, 1965).

The Peasant & the Snake (Table of Contents: 31)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Mark Lang

Pencils

Mark Lang

Inks

Mark Lang

Letters

Mark Lang

Genre

drama; anthropomorphic-funny animals

Characters

Snake

Synopsis

When a father discovers who has been acting as his son's patron, he decides to use treachery to obtain all of the gold instantly. However, his impatience and greed end up costing him.

Reprints

• from Drawn & Quarterly (Drawn & Quarterly, 2000 series) #3 (May 2000)

Keywords

folklore

Rabbi Della Reina (Table of Contents: 32)

comic story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Rachel Pollack

Pencils

Ted McKeever

Inks

Ted McKeever

Colors

Ted McKeever

Letters

John Workman

Genre

drama; fantasy-supernatural; religious

Characters

Reb Chaim; Rabbi Joseph Della Reina; Samael; Lilith

Synopsis

Impatient for the Messiah to arrive and bring about the Messianic Age, Rabbi Della Reina tries to force the Messiah to come to Earth prematurely. When his attempt fails, he is punished for his hubris.

Reprints

• from Doom Patrol (DC, 1987 series) #85 (December 1994) [[excerpt]]

The Golem (Table of Contents: 33)

comic story / 17 pages (report information)

Script

Bob Bernstein

Pencils

Joe Kubert

Inks

Joe Kubert

Colors

Joe Kubert

Letters

Joe Kubert

Genre

drama; fantasy-supernatural; horror-suspense; war

Characters

Jacob the shoe maker; Sonia; Major Gruber; Tommy; Rabbi Bezalel Ben Hayim; Karl; Rabbi Judah Loew; Rachel Loew; Thaddeus; Isaac Jacob; Muhler; Joseph the Golem; Emperor Rudolph

Synopsis

During World War II, a Prague rabbi tells a recovering Allied soldier the story of the Golem of Prague. During the Middle Ages, Rabbi Judah Loew created a Golem named Joseph to protect the Jewish community from blood-libel-inspired pogroms.

Reprints

• from The Challenger (Interfaith Publications; T.C. Comics, 1945 series) #3 (July; August; September 1946) [[excerpt]]

Keywords

anti-Semitism; folklore; golems; intolerance

Shape Shifting Sorceror (Table of Contents: 34)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Dave Casey

Pencils

Dave Casey

Inks

Dave Casey

Colors

Dave Casey

Letters

Dave Casey

Genre

animal; fantasy-supernatural; horror-suspense

Synopsis

When a sorcerer's apprentice breaks his agreement, the sorcerer tries to kill him.

Keywords

folklore; magic; metamorphosis

Rabbi of Odessa (Table of Contents: 35)

comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script

Leonard Rifas

Pencils

Leonard Rifas

Inks

Leonard Rifas

Letters

Leonard Rifas

Genre

humour

Characters

Leonard Rifas; Rabbi of Odessa; Rabbi of Warsaw

Synopsis

When the Rabbi of Odessa's vision is proven false, one of his followers tries to helps him save face.

Reprints

• Reprinted from Magical Blend (1980 Series) #6 (1982).

Keywords

clairvoyance; rabbis

Indexer Notes

The second panel shows the reader that this story appeared in the book Treasury of Jewish Folk Tales by Nathan Ausubel.

Prince Rooster (Table of Contents: 36)

comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Art Spiegelman

Pencils

Art Spiegelman

Inks

Art Spiegelman

Colors

Art Spiegelman

Letters

Art Spiegelman

Genre

humour; children

Synopsis

An eccentric old man comes to the assistance of the king after the prince insists on acting and sounding like a rooster.

Reprints

• from Little Lit: Folklore & Fairy Tale Funnies (HarperCollins, 2000 series) (2000)

Keywords

empathy; folklore; identity; princes

Indexer Notes

The story is subtitled "A Hasidic Parable".

The Man Who Came to Dinner and Lunch and Breakfast (Table of Contents: 37)

comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script

Harvey Pekar

Pencils

Carole Sobocinski

Inks

Carole Sobocinski

Letters

Carole Sobocinski

Genre

anthropomorphic-funny animals; satire-parody

Characters

Harvey Pekar; Zigmund Dobrowolski; Herschel Schnorrer

Synopsis

In 1942, Zigmund Dobrowolski (a Pole) hides his Jewish friend (Herschel Schnorrer) from the Nazis. However, over time, Herschel takes advantage of Zigmund's generous hospitality.

Reprints

• from American Splendor (Harvey Pekar, 1976 series) #15 (1990)

Keywords

concealment; generosity; opportunism

Indexer Notes

The full names in the credits are Harvey "Ahmayid" Pekar and Carole "Pączki" Sobocinski. The two main characters are drawn in the style of the Jewish mouse and Polish pig found in the pages of Art Spiegelman's graphic novel Maus. Herschel is Harvey Pekar's Yiddish name and "schnorrer" is the Yiddish word for someone who sponges off of other people. The final panel shows Herschel in a t-shirt that reads "On strike against NBC" (the custom-made t-shirt which Pekar infamously wore on David Letterman's show).

A Grave Matter (Table of Contents: 38)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Liat Shalom

Pencils

Liat Shalom; Villi Greenberg

Inks

Liat Shalom; Villi Greenberg

Colors

Liat Shalom

Letters

Liat Shalom

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; horror-suspense

Characters

Nahum the Milkman; Laban; Aryeh; Dovid; Rabbi;

Synopsis

After Laban breaks a promise, he is haunted by the spirit of the man he cheated.

Keywords

burial; classism; false promises; folklore; ghosts; greed

Lamps of Life (Table of Contents: 39)

comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

Aliza Donath

Pencils

Aliza Donath

Inks

Aliza Donath

Colors

Aliza Donath

Letters

Aliza Donath

Genre

drama; fantasy-supernatural

Synopsis

A man who has spent most of his life looking for justice discovers a place where everyone's life force is represented by lamps. In a moment of panic, his sense of justice is put to the test.

Keywords

fear of mortality; folklore; justice

The Story of Ishtar (Table of Contents: 40)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Nomi Kane

Pencils

Nomi Kane

Inks

Nomi Kane

Letters

Nomi Kane

Genre

fantasy-supernatural

Characters

Ishtar

Synopsis

When Ishtar encounters a fallen angel, she comes to realize that he may be able to fulfill her ultimate wish.

Keywords

angels; deception; folklore; stars

Mein Rue Platz (Table of Contents: 41)

comic story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Sharon Rudahl

Pencils

Sharon Rudahl

Inks

Sharon Rudahl

Letters

Sharon Rudahl

Reprints

• from Wimmen's Comix (Last Gasp, 1972 series) #8 (March 1983)

Keywords

classism; seamstresses; song adaptations; workers; working class

Indexer Notes

Adapted from a Yiddish song with lyrics by Morris Rosenfeld. The captions contain both English and transliterated Yiddish.

The Perfect Wife (Table of Contents: 42)

comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Joshua Edelglass

Pencils

Joshua Edelglass

Inks

Joshua Edelglass

Letters

Joshua Edelglass

Genre

children; fantasy-supernatural

Characters

Elijah

Synopsis

Elijah uses his magic to grant three desperate men their ultimate wishes. However, he asks each of them to fulfill a promise to him. When Elijah learns about the broken promises, he delivers swift - and fitting - retribution.

Keywords

charity; false promises; knowledge; teaching; wisdom; wives

The Flute Player (Table of Contents: 43)

comic story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Steve Greenberg

Pencils

Steve Greenberg

Inks

Steve Greenberg

Colors

Steve Greenberg

Letters

Steve Greenberg

Genre

children; religious

Characters

During Yom Kippur, an illiterate shepherd sends his prayers to God in the only way he knows how. Though this upsets the other congregants, praise for his deed comes from an unlikely source.

Synopsis

Ba'al Shem Tov; shepherd; Rabbi Yisroel Ben Eliezer

Keywords

folklore; music; prayer; purity; shepherds

My Zayde (Table of Contents: 44)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Ellis Rosen

Pencils

Ellis Rosen

Inks

Ellis Rosen

Letters

Ellis Rosen

Genre

drama; children

Characters

Zayde

Synopsis

After the narrator's grandfather passes away, his family stops being Jewish. However, the narrator rediscovers his faith after he has children of his own to raise.

Keywords

grandfathers; song adaptations; tradition

Indexer Notes

This story is an adaptation of the song "My Zayde" by Moishe Yess.

Acknowledgements (Table of Contents: 45)

foreword, introduction, preface, afterword / 1 page (report information)

Script

Steven M. Bergson; Alternate History Comics Inc.

Two Brothers (Table of Contents: 46)

illustration / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Haiwei Hou

Inks

Haiwei Hou

Colors

Haiwei Hou

Protector (Table of Contents: 47)

illustration / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Adam Gorham

Inks

Adam Gorham

The Perfect Wife (Table of Contents: 48)

illustration / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Joshua Edelglass

Inks

Joshua Edelglass

Characters

Elijah

Golem (Table of Contents: 49)

illustration / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

David Klein

Inks

David Klein

Characters

Yakov Mendel; Golem

I See the Dogs (Table of Contents: 50)

illustration / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Michael Netzer

Inks

Michael Netzer