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In the Presence of Mine Enemies (1973) - #1
"In The Presence of Mine Enemies"
Spire Christian Comics
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Writer(s):
Al Hartley
Penciller(s):
Al Hartley
Inker(s):
Al Hartley
Cover Artist(s):
Al Hartley
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Cover Date: 1973
Cover Price: US $0.39
Issue Tagline: None.
Format: Color; Standard Comic Issue; 32 pages
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Synopsis:
Al Hartley adapts the story of Howard and Phyllis Rutledge, as recounted in their 1973 book titled IN THE PRESENCE OF MINE ENEMIES. Howard Rutledge was an Air Force pilot captured behind enemy lines in November 1965. For the following five years he was held prisoner in Hanoi, rediscovering his childhood faith while enduring torture and solitary confinement in rat-infested cell. Meanwhile, his wife leads the family at home, trusting God that her husband is still alive. An inspiring story that also details the loneliness and horrible conditions endured by POWs during the Vietnam War.
Notes:
This one-shot comic contains 32 pages of full-color artwork by Al Hartley. The back cover and inside back cover contain cover reproductions and an order form for other Spire Comics. The inside front cover features an advertisement for three Spire Books ("Anita Bryant, Dale Evans Rogers: Two Stars for God" by William J. Petersen, "No Easy Game" by Terry Bradshaw, and "The New Johnny Cash" by Paul Conn) with cover reproductions and synopses of each.
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