NOAH: A Prophetic Russell Crowe Featured On IMAX Poster

Looks cool; I haven't read this comic book yet. Is it any good?

@Zounds....the picture wasn't posted to mock Christianity but those who teach that Noah had dinosaurs on the Ark....which I'm certain the film won't depict. :)

You're all proving the point.

@Bravado - Weak. Posting after one reply undermines the send, sport.

@CharEl - Westboro Baptist pics aplenty online. I've seen similar pictures used in other militant atheistic polemics...It's a reasonable inference. Maybe Dr. Francis Collins posing next to a holograph of a DNA strand frowning at the Noah/dinosaur "lesson" would prove a less comedic, more accurate apprehension?

@jimdotbeep - 1) The comment is defensive. If inappropriate and selective mockery is acceptable, so is defence and comments begging the question. 2)The comment has nothing to do with forced indoctrination (Oh the irony re: selective religious ridicule)of any religion. 3) Not a single Biblical reference was used in the reply. 4)You obviously didn't understand that my comment was seeking to expose the hypocrisy of the common practice of ridiculing every other religion except those one that actually merit ridicule if freedom is actually valued. 5)I comment and have commented only under the moniker, Zounds.

One awful poster after another.

@Bravado - And as if to further prove my point, you confirm that your participation a) has an agenda b) exclusively targets Christianity because of your BELIEF that it is the greatest threat (Haha, to the society it's PRIMARILY responsible for building) to the first world and that c) you have no problem hijacking threads about comic book movies to "shove down the throats" of it's participants your particularly uninformed, skewed perception.

And to repeat, the HILARIOUS thing about your voice-changing, pimple-popping "logic", is that the conditions cultivated and maintained and DEFENDED that have been NECESSARY over at least the last hundred yeats, in which art could flourish and evolve with technology into the art of comics and the film industry - you know...to go along with yet another western invention: The Internet - is that you think it and not the world of Islam and it's (HAH!) "freedom" laden, intellectually free creative bastions is the greater threat.

Go on a little fact finding hunt and compare western publishing house output to the middle east. Tally the different art forms it's influence currently holds in the modern world - and minus the internet, film and comic books, rock, jazz and classical music to start. Then count how many new publications it's world has published in the last 1400 years with ONE major publishing house in the west over one year...The find will be interesting.

This to say, you are welcome to believe anything you like,but the evidence disproves your contention.