Sacrifice. War. Temptation. Betrayal. Hope. Redemption.
Written by Michael Pearl and featuring spectacular artwork by former Marvel Comic artist Danny Bulanadi. Over 300 pages illustrated in comic book format show the Bible stories in a chronological approach.
Learn the story behind how this project began, and about the Pearls’ plan to publish in 100 languages in an effort to reach the millions of lost souls across the globe.
Watch this short video and catch a vision for our next big step: a film version of the comic book with state-of-the-art sound production and engaging animation techniques.
Discover which languages are currently in print, and keep track of progress for those in translation or proofing.
15 languages in print
58 more in progress
God is truly blessing this ambitious work. Follow the project through the various articles published in NGJ Magazine.
Now you can preview pages from the full-color graphic novel Good & Evil. The professional quality artwork looks fantastic!

Thank you for your interest in the Good & Evil Translation Project! In response to the large number of letters and emails we receive from you asking for information about the various translations, we've put together this page for you. This page is your comprehensive resource for information concerning the project.
All information is kept as current as possible; the latest updates can be obtained by contacting us directly.
If you have the means to participate in this project as we send Good and Evil forth into all the nations of the earth, click here to send a donation and designate your contribution to the translation project. Every cent will go into foreign translation, printing, and distribution. You may also send a donation by mail. Send it to 1000 Pearl Road, Pleasantville, TN 37033, and be sure to note that it's designated for the translation project!
Please understand that, with the sole exceptions of English and Spanish, No Greater Joy will not have the many other translations of Good and Evil available for purchase from us. Most of the translations will be printed in or near the geographical area in which they are needed. When plans for printing are finalized, we will post on this page information that those who would like copies in that translation may use to try to secure them.