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Case Files : Murder And Meaning
$19.99
This full-color, high-quality graphic novel from two law enforcement experts presents a case for a Christian worldview through an entertaining action-adventure story.
Detective Michael “Murph” Murphy is near retirement. After twenty-five years as a sworn peace officer in Los Angeles County, he’s wondering what will keep him busy next. He finds his mind drifting as he joins his team–with a few newbies along–to comb the cliffs of San Pedro for any clues to a recent murder there.
But when a fresh murder in Palos Verdes occurs, and a mysterious subject starts calling the police department to talk to Murph, the stakes get higher. A third killing leads the team to suspect one person is behind all the murders–and still on the loose. Worse, the crimes have happened at one-week intervals, which means Murph and his colleagues have only a few days left to keep the killer from striking again ….
This highly engaging, full-color graphic novel for adults is one of the first available that Christian comic book enthusiasts can feel great about reading and recommending to friends. Written by the real-life detectives and Christian apologists behind Cold-Case Christianity, and featuring art from the renowned creators of The Chosen comic book series, Case Files: Murder and Meaning has all the action and intrigue comic book readers want laced with questions about the purpose and value of human life.
3 in stock (additional units can be purchased)
SKU (ISBN): 9780830785889
ISBN10: 0830785884
Jimmy Wallace | J. Warner Wallace
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 2025
Publisher: David C. Cook
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