Synopsis
Around 1400 B.C. Moses, leading the Israelites out of Egypt, died and the Lord spoke to Joshua, appointing him in place of Moses to continue leading the Israelites to their promised land of Canaan. Arriving in Jericho, a citadel of Canaan, and marched his army around the fortified city once a day for six days. On the seventh day the army all shouted and blew their horns together and the city was destroyed. Eventually Joshua's army defeated all foes in Canaan and divided the land as an inheritance to the twelve tribes of Israel, and there was finally peace.
Notes
HRN 162. Reprinted in July 1964 [HRN 167]; August 1967 [HRN 166] Above information from Classics Illustrated: A Cultural History by William B. Jones, Jr., 2nd edition.
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Reprinted in
- Illustrerade klassiker #129
- Illustrierte Klassiker [Classics Illustrated] #102
- Illustrerte Klassikere [Classics Illustrated] #116
- Illustrated Classics #124
- Kuvitettuja Klassikkoja #88
- Illustrerede Klassikere #129
Credits
- Script
- Guy de Maupassant, Stephen Crane
- Pencils
- Don Perlin, Charles Berger
- Inks
- Don Perlin, Charles Berger
- Painting
- Casey Jones
- Editor
- Roberta Strauss
- Adaptation
- Alfred Sundel
- Original story
- Jules Verne
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