I received a free electronic copy of this book. Thank you author, publisher and netgalley.
The artwork and story work very well together, they convey the sense of dread of the nightmarish situation the story tells very cohesively.

Before I was a pagan, back when I was fascinated with the mythology of the Christian religion, I poured over things like Dante's Inferno, and Pilgram's Progress to understand the way people thought about the stories of the Bible.

And I would say, that this is an interesting take on the life and teachings of Jesus, as well as his decent into hell after his crucifixion. This is a very gentle man, trying to be a teacher, which I've always thought he probably was.

The decent into hell was, shall we say, not what I expected, and I found that part hard to read, because there was so much symbolism.

But all and all, a different take on the mythology that Christianity is built its rock on.

Your milage may vary.

Thanks to Netgalley for making this book available for an honest review.

The Harrowing of Hell presents what happened after Christ's crucifixion and his visit to Hell. I, unfortunately, I couldn't get into this one.