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Rocky Roads

This book is a retro journey into a phantasy world inspired by the Film Noir movies and .private eye radio shows of the 1940’s. Rocky Roads was developed when I was a teen-ager in the 1950’s. The drawings were filed away and forgotten until they were found two years ago. Thinking it might be fun, I developed the character as a more adult graphic novel. This piece is based in part on a Film Noir classic Gas Light.

Comics and Graphic Novels are normally colored. Why is Rocky Roads only in black and white? The answer is that Rocky Roads is inspired by the Film Noir of the 1940’s and 50’s, and the “dark” style of the Private Detective Radio Shows.  The use of color loses the “Dark” aspect of the series.  While Rocky Roads stories are satirical, for the satire to work, they must resemble at least in tone, what they satirize.

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Interface: Catholic/Orthodox Convergence

This book is about similarities and differences that converge. The differences between the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church are legendary. And yet in some ways they have much in common. In this book Russian icons and New Mexican santos are compared in regard to style, intentional use, and liturgical practice. In the course of this exploration differences are noted, but also some unexpected similarities are found.

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That Which Is Good And Beautiful: Beauty and Hope in a Difficult World

It seems that the world is continually being bombarded with bad news. Terrorism, riots, civil unrest, war, one despairs: is there no good news? This book proclaims that there is good news: that there is great hope, joy, and beauty in God’s creation. The author takes the reader on a tour of places and people where the beauty of creation, and the beauty of the works and lives of people reflect the presence of God.
The Reverend Doctor Bundy finds beauty in places one might not expect: the natural world of science, heroic men and women, and the work of secular artists and authors, as well as religious art, and worship both ancient and modern. The tour ends with a discussion of beauty as a signifier of God’s Ultimate Truth.

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INTERCHANGE - Buddhist Iconography: A Christian reflection

Interchange is a book that on the surface would seem to compare disparate traditions: a veritable comparison of apples and oranges, but demonstrates that an interchange of ideas can create a tasty salad. Buddhist religious art is viewed from the perspective of a Christian iconographer, and while appropriate differences are noted, some forms of common practice and tradition are found.