Its reported that DC Comics will star Jesus Christ in a new upcoming comic series called Second Coming which portrays Christ in a blasphemous way rather than Biblical.

The series, written by Mark Russell and illustrated by Richard Pace, will debut in March 2019.

But instead of a biblical account of Jesus Christ’s return, it depicts Jesus as a failure who disappointed God by getting crucified when he first walked the earth. He is sent back to learn how to be a real Messiah by learning from the superhero “Sun-Man.”

“An all-powerful superhero, named Sun-Man, has to share a two bedroom apartment with Jesus Christ. The conceit is that God was so upset with Jesus’s performance the first time he came to Earth, since he was arrested so soon and crucified shortly after, that he has kept him locked-up since then,” said Mark Russell in an interview.

While announcing the series’ debut last year, illustrator Richard Pace said “God sends Jesus to Earth in hopes that he will learn the family trade from Sun-Man, an all-powerful superhero, who is like the varsity quarterback son God never had.”

When Jesus returns, He is shocked at how Christians have misinterpreted the gospel, Russell explains.

“The Christian religion doesn’t really base itself on what he taught, particularly in the modern Evangelical megachurches. They have him more as a mascot on t-shirts to prove they’re on the winning team,” he said.

After nearly 2000 years of Christianity, Russell believes Christianity’s got it all wrong.

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