Print Chuck DeVore Read Full Bio Billy Tucci's Spiritual 'Child' Comic Making Leap to Hardcover A year ago graphic novel artist Billy Tucci unveiled “Billy Tucci’s ‘A Child is Born,’” to critical acclaim. Tucci, a U.S. Army veteran, is an award-winning illustrator known more for Sgt. Rock, capes and cowls than inspirational Christian art. Now Tucci is seeking to ramp up printing to a hardcover version, trying to make that leap from comic book to bookshelf in a manner that will appeal to parents and grandparents who would enjoying sharing the story of Jesus’ birth with children in a format that with which children can immediately identify. 4 Jan 2013 Obama, Reagan, and 'Foreign Policies of the 1980s' While a college student then, Obama called the Reagan military build-up a “distorted priority” that was the result of a “twisted” view of the world that heightened the threat of war. I had a different reaction to Reagan’s efforts: I joined the Army. 26 Oct 2012 State Tax Levels Do Impact Economic Growth The bottom line is this: the overall tax burden does matter to economic growth and, contrary to what ITEP would have its readers believe, low tax states such as Texas are thriving economically because their governments demand less of their citizens, both job creators and workers. 26 Aug 2012 Number of Americans Paid Not to Work Growing Faster than Number of Taxpayers The number of Americans drawing checks from the federal government via Social Security’s Supplemental Security Income Program swelled from 7.0 million in FY 2007 to an estimated 8.0 million in FY 2012, with the growth rate in the program doubling at the onset of the recession. This program is expected to cost taxpayers about $52 billion in FY 2012. 5 May 2012 LA Riots: Thin Veneer of Civilization Like charred fingers clawing skyward, columns of thick black smoke rose from a burning Los Angeles. It was April 30, 1992, and I was flying into Long Beach from the San Francisco Bay area to join my Army National Guard unit to patrol the riot-battered city. 28 Apr 2012 'Deep in the Heart' Review: Texan's Redemption Tale Recalls Hollywood's Golden Age “Deep in the Heart” is the sort of film that Hollywood long ago abandoned: a solid drama with an uplifting theme. The movie chronicles the life of Richard “Dick” Wallrath, a hardscrabble Texan whose alcoholism damages his children, destroys his marriage, and nearly leads to suicide; then follows his arduous climb out of the pit of addiction as he tries to reconcile with his family while helping others around him. 17 Feb 2012 Billy Tucci's 'A Child Is Born': Graphic Novel Treats the Nativity as a Real-Life Superhero Origin Story 14 Nov 2011 Governor Rick Perry and Illegal Immigration: Jobs, Benefits, and Federal Policy 27 Sep 2011 Obama At The UN: Misreading History, Revolution, And War 25 Sep 2011 Governor Perry, the Trans-Texas Corridor & Eminent Domain: Do Limited Government Conservatives Need to Worry? No! 17 Aug 2011 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 Next
Billy Tucci's Spiritual 'Child' Comic Making Leap to Hardcover A year ago graphic novel artist Billy Tucci unveiled “Billy Tucci’s ‘A Child is Born,’” to critical acclaim. Tucci, a U.S. Army veteran, is an award-winning illustrator known more for Sgt. Rock, capes and cowls than inspirational Christian art. Now Tucci is seeking to ramp up printing to a hardcover version, trying to make that leap from comic book to bookshelf in a manner that will appeal to parents and grandparents who would enjoying sharing the story of Jesus’ birth with children in a format that with which children can immediately identify. 4 Jan 2013
Obama, Reagan, and 'Foreign Policies of the 1980s' While a college student then, Obama called the Reagan military build-up a “distorted priority” that was the result of a “twisted” view of the world that heightened the threat of war. I had a different reaction to Reagan’s efforts: I joined the Army. 26 Oct 2012
State Tax Levels Do Impact Economic Growth The bottom line is this: the overall tax burden does matter to economic growth and, contrary to what ITEP would have its readers believe, low tax states such as Texas are thriving economically because their governments demand less of their citizens, both job creators and workers. 26 Aug 2012
Number of Americans Paid Not to Work Growing Faster than Number of Taxpayers The number of Americans drawing checks from the federal government via Social Security’s Supplemental Security Income Program swelled from 7.0 million in FY 2007 to an estimated 8.0 million in FY 2012, with the growth rate in the program doubling at the onset of the recession. This program is expected to cost taxpayers about $52 billion in FY 2012. 5 May 2012
LA Riots: Thin Veneer of Civilization Like charred fingers clawing skyward, columns of thick black smoke rose from a burning Los Angeles. It was April 30, 1992, and I was flying into Long Beach from the San Francisco Bay area to join my Army National Guard unit to patrol the riot-battered city. 28 Apr 2012
'Deep in the Heart' Review: Texan's Redemption Tale Recalls Hollywood's Golden Age “Deep in the Heart” is the sort of film that Hollywood long ago abandoned: a solid drama with an uplifting theme. The movie chronicles the life of Richard “Dick” Wallrath, a hardscrabble Texan whose alcoholism damages his children, destroys his marriage, and nearly leads to suicide; then follows his arduous climb out of the pit of addiction as he tries to reconcile with his family while helping others around him. 17 Feb 2012
Billy Tucci's 'A Child Is Born': Graphic Novel Treats the Nativity as a Real-Life Superhero Origin Story 14 Nov 2011
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