Jonah and the Great Fish God said go. Jonah ran the other way. This full-color graphic retelling of the Book of Jonah follows one reluctant prophet from the harbor at Joppa down into the belly of the deep, and back up into the streets of a city marked for ruin. A violent storm at sea. A great fish waiting in the dark. A wicked empire handed one last chance to turn. Drawn in bold cinematic panels and carried by the words of the King James Version, it is the story of a man who would rather die than watch his enemies be forgiven, and the God who pursues him anyway. Across four acts the story moves from the call, to the tempest, to three days and three nights in the dark, to the question God leaves hanging in the air over a great and repentant city: should I not spare them? For readers young and old who love scripture told with the force of an epic, Jonah and the Great Fish is a reminder that no one runs far enough, sinks deep enough, or strays long enough to fall beyond the mercy of God. Based on the Book of Jonah. All scripture from the King James Version (Public Domain).