text: “God totally gets the credit for what's happening. Thousands of people have been praying for this movie. With all of our inadequacy, God keeps taking what is said to be impossible and makes it undeniable. We are so grateful."
  Michael Foust, Christian film critic and writer, stated that the Kendrick brothers know how important a good story is for a film.
  "[The Kendricks] know how to make a great movie because they know that story is king. They also get it because they're always working to improve their craft. They're well aware of the 'cheesy' label many moviegoers have placed on Christian films, and they understand that even before their next movie hits theaters, a large segment of the Hollywood population already has written it off."
  The Kendrick brothers have also written a book on prayer titled The Battle Plan for Prayer: From Basic Training to Targeted Strategies which was inspired by “War Room.”
  
  In the conclusion of this extensive interview with the renowned Italian Phantom artist Felmang, we ask about his favourite stories, his penchant for drawing beautiful women, and creating new stories for Frew.
  CC: Many phans love those! Was it your idea to redo these stories with your twist? Did you refer to the original stories at all, or work from the script for these? What was your process?
  Felmang: The Semic art director Ulf Granberg, the most competent man in his role I have ever met and worked with, had the idea to do Lee Falk remakes, we started with Queen Samaris XII. He rewrote the scripts and furnished me a modern version of them. I drew these remake episodes, along with the help of my inker, and the results were excellent.
  Even Lee Falk was very satisfied of these remake stories, and wrote some beautiful notes in support (see below).
  CC: You are renowned for your beautiful imagery, especially when it comes to drawing the female form. It seems that you particularly enjoy drawing female characters?