The Sci Fi Catholic Yak Module
You definitely should tell him. Sounds like they've nicked his ingenious idea...
*goes away to learn to draw...*
By the way, do these people can explain the ending of "Big O"? I am still puzzled. It is one big conundrum and explaining it would be a real miracle.
Just a second, Adriana. I'll get Snuffles and see if he can answer that.
Sorry, Adriana. I've glanced at it several times in the Shady Bookstore Down the Street but never picked it up. Maybe I'll have to hunt up the DVDs online and give it a watch.
Of course, it's no secret that a lot of anime have weird, enigmatic endings. Apparently, a number of fans were disappointed with the conclusion of The Big O, so you're not alone.
Hi UK Steve - as one honest Christian to another, I have to tell you that Mecha-Manga Bible Heroes has been in development for quite some time now. I never heard of Sci-fi Catholic until 2 days ago, when I first sent the press release, and I never heard of Old Testament Space Opera until I read Sci-fi Catholic's coverage of it here on this blog yesterday. And I don't know anything about what "Old Testament Space Opera" may even be outside of the name itself. If OTSP is in any way similar to MMBH, well all I can say is that it is purely coincidental, a case of "parallel development," which is quite common.
Paul Castiglia
JMG COMICS
Managing Editor
PS - in the above wording, I want to make absolutely clear that it's understood that I meant the coverage of Mecha Manga Bible Heroes - in other words, I never even heard of "Old Testament Space Opera" until I read the little note at the bottom of the MMBH article where D.G.D wrote, "I'm also thinking I should mention this to Old Testament Space Opera."
Paul
Hi, Paul. Thanks for stopping by, and thanks for the press release. It looks like an interesting comic.
Thank you, D.G.D. - and thank you for covering it - we truly appreciate it! 
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