Kingstone Bible page 16

Nice pairing of artists.  Moore's low viscosity inks compliments the heavy oil slick opportunities Hotz's pencils provides. 

Hotz and Moore did some great work for Kingstone's Bible comics.  Unfortunately, the publisher does not do a great job explaining which artist did which work. Also, the coloring is consistently too dark, so the black and white art typically looks better than the published version.

This is page 350 in Volume 2 of the combined three volume set covering the whole Bible. It covers Daniel 11:40-12:3, an apocalyptic vision of the final battle between good (represented by Israel) and evil (represented by "the king of the South," i.e. the historical enemy of Israel, Egypt).

The first two panels on this page depict the conflict as a literal war between modern armies, which is a popular understanding in some American evangelical circles but probably incorrect.

The third panel depicts the conflict as a spiritual one, with Prince Michael the angel striking down a demon.

The final panel depicts a glowing Bible teacher with an audience, accompanying the text "Those who are wise shall shine as bright as the sun, and those who turn many to righteousness will glitter like stars forever."