Voyage Comics

My 8-year-old son snatched up "Fear Nothing" when he saw it on my desk and disappeared for half an hour. When he came back holding the comic book, he said, "Wow. This priest was a superhero! That was a good book."
Just to reiterate: 8 year old boy. Superhero priest. Good book. Half an hour of reading.
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Thanks Kevin for writing this inspiring little book about Fr Al Schwartz. Young people especially need role models of heroes who loved our Lord and helped others. I will be giving this to my nieces and nephews for Christmas.

Working with some children, have found their eyes tend to glaze when offered to read to them, or ask them to read, a "religious" book. This is not so with Voyage Comics. The comic format and excellent artwork peak interest. Storylines are well written. The pictures and the storyline add to the reality - person(s) described are real; not fictional characters. Appreciate that the content is faithful to our Catholic teachings.

The wholesome, beautiful stories contained in Treasure Chest Volume One are perfect for every age group. Lots of variety with a consistent Catholic theme. Highly recommended!

My boys, ages 9 through 13, absolutely LOVE Voyage Comics! “Miracles of the Eucharistic” gives them a pictorial representation to form in their developing imaginations the sublime majesty of Our Lord bringing Himself to us in the Most Holy Sacrament. Keep making more, Voyage Comics!

We always learn so much about the faith in your Treasure Chest issue. This year because of your magazine, our family decided to participate in the St Martin Fast. Praying for you and yours! A very Merry Christmas!

We read this comic to the Vacation Bible School children ages 5-10 and their parents and we nearly ran out of scapulars for all the parents and children that were desirous of making a generous gift of themselves to Jesus through Mary in the Brown Scapular enrollment. Praised be Jesus Christ! Prayerfully written and produced! It inspired me greatly hearing the messages of Our Lady. Thank you!

I got three: for my son and two brothers. The first brother loved it so much that he requested the book; he didn't realize that Saint Christopher was such an interesting figure.

Thank you so much for making comics that are faith filled. My children love Vovage Comics. They are beautifully made and enjoy that our kids can enjoy their faith in yet another avenue through comics. These comics allow our children to fall deeper in love with their faith.

This appeals to the Junior High and High School age kids meeting them where they are with St.Joan of Arc’s incredible story. Kids need a hero and she’s it!!!

This comic book has a very pulp era feel too it. With Spider man/ Daredevil vibe.

My 10 year old son is very much enjoying this book; he had it high up in his wish list! It also offers many great opportunities for deep conversations together about our faith. Excellent!

The book directly ties in with the Phantom Phoenix. I'm a grown man and father. I buy these comics for myself cuz I love comic books. I got tired of Marvel and DC with their poor quality art and story telling. I do love indie comics and Voyage is a great indie comic company that has passion for the art of comic books.
The first issue of the Lionette ends with a bit of a cliffhanger. Can't wait for the next issue.

This is a fantastic comic series. Entertainment for the whole family. All of the situations are so very relatable. I recently ordered Volume 2 and have pre-ordered Volume 3. I am anxiously awaiting their arrival. I hope God guides this young man and that we have many years of Catholic comics this enjoyable.

Just read the first issue. The art style and color reminds of Dynamite entertainment comics. Dynamite is known for making comics based on old school pulp fiction characters like the Shadow, the Green Hornet, or the Phantom. I like the first issue and will continue to check it out. I love the old style Chicago gangster style setting. The comic story get right into the action. It is a fun read. The phantom Phoenix seems like a cross mix between the daredevil and spider man with Batman's detective impulses.