Hello, I'm Johnny Cash (comic)

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Hello, I'm Johnny Cash is a 1976 Christian comic, drawn by Al Hartley (better known as the creator of Archie Comics before their left-wing turn, who had become a Christian a few years prior) and Billy Zeoli under the Spire Christian Comics label. [1]

The comic is a pictorial description of the life of noted country singer Johnny Cash (the title is taken from his simple introduction he would make at concerts), including his first marriage, children and divorce due to his drug use, and his epiphany at Nickajack Cave in Tennessee which spawned him to change his lifestyle. Notably, however, though it mentions his second marriage to June Carter and the birth of their son, it conveniently omits the fact that Cash and Carter were engaged in an affair prior to their marriage.

References

  1. The comic is out of print, however it has circulated around the internet, such as http://blogfiles.wfmu.org/LB/0509/Hello_Im_Johnny_Cash_1976.pdf