Wormwood

Wormwood

by Jacen Burrows, Garth Ennis, Russ Braun

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"Wormwood is the anti-Christ, his dad is Satan and his demonic powers help him fit right into New York. His best friend is Jesus, a mentally challenged man who just isn't performing many miracles these days. The pesky Armageddon is coming right up, and it doesn't look like Pope Jacko is going to be any help in stopping it. Ennis drags the whole world into the gutter with this trademark razor-sharp dialogue, biting wit, and the stunning art of Jacen Burrows, all in full-color"--Page 4 of cover

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    How does Garth Ennis use the absurd and the grotesque in Wormwood to comment on real-world religious institutions and political corruption?

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    In a story where the Anti-Christ is the protagonist and Jesus is depicted as a mentally challenged man, how does the book challenge traditional religious archetypes and expectations?

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    Wormwood uses his demonic powers simply to "fit right into New York"—how does the mundane setting contrast with his supernatural origins, and what does this say about the nature of modern urban life?

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