Oh, and that black T shirt …. say, is that Rick Grimes? Another LBC that keeps on giving.
Jeff VanMeter
8 years ago
It almost looks as if the horse is growing out of her head; like some horrible inhuman creature that was her twin at some point in the womb (See: Basket Case, 1981)
Use of the caduceus (a winged staff with two serpents entwined) as a medical symbol started, apparently, with the US Army Medical Corps in 1902.
In Luke’s day, the medical symbol would have been the Rod of Asclepius, a staff with one serpent entwined.
Oh, and that black T shirt …. say, is that Rick Grimes? Another LBC that keeps on giving.
It almost looks as if the horse is growing out of her head; like some horrible inhuman creature that was her twin at some point in the womb (See: Basket Case, 1981)
Of all expressions that make you look like a holy man of God, biting your lip is not one of them.
Without “Intrepid Men of God” at the top, this has the look of a cheesy romance novel.
Also. Is Luke both a slave and a physician? Is the woman the slave and the horse the physician?
She rose out of the ground, gave that guy the stink-eye and slowly sank back down again.
I was deeply troubled by the anachronism of Luke’s t-shirt until I read the first few paragraphs of the Look Inside.
Based on that, the book should be titled Luke vs. the Terminator.
Sucking your lower lip in for a cover photo is an odd choice.