Hard to find comic book, Battle Pope: Wrath Of God, issue number 3, October 2002. The comic is the final chapter in the 3-part "Wrath of God" miniseries. Written by Robert Kirkman and drawn by Tony Moore. 40 pages.  This issue is scarce and only had 2,165 copies distributed to comic book shops.

The issue is also notable because the back cover contains a very early advertisement for Robert Kirkman's "Invincible" superhero character which he debuted the following year in 2003.

Synopsis: Battle Pope: Wrath of God #3 (October 2002) is the last issue of a three-part Funk-O-Tron "Wrath of God" miniseries. It was written by Robert Kirkman , and drawn by Tony Moore.

In this finale, Battle Pope’s increasingly antagonistic relationship with God reaches its explosive climax. The Pope is forced into a full-blown confrontation with the Almighty, while the story continues to play the conflict for deliberately outrageous, irreverent comedy. Meanwhile, Jesus and Santa Claus continue their bizarre partnership in a separate subplot, and the third chapter of Joe Casey and Jason Latour’s backup story, “Immigrant Song,” brings that storyline to a close. The issue is notable for producing a major, status-quo-changing development for the series, setting up the direction of the Battle Pope stories that followed.

Condition: The comic is in VF/NM-NM condition (Very Fine/Near Mint to Near Mint) with no noticeable problems  (see photos).