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Thank you for the new episode which I intend to consume later on during the day, this is just a brief note to comment on the show’s poster.
We have a smiling, cheerful Yeshua of Nazareth in traditional garb, there is a Wojack crusader decked out in Holy Roman Empire kit, Spurdo Spärde as a high ranking (at least Vicar of Rome, possibly higher) Roman Catholic official, baby Pepe as an Orthodox Archimandrite and an older, plumper square jowly Pepe in a pose commonly associated with Martin Luther (the original 95 Thesis writer/propagator from what is now Germany).
It feels like I am looking at a modern day Last Supper by DaVinci.
The Luther-Pepe turned his back on Yeshua, breaking the 4th wall and looking directly into the lens. The loosely formed coalition of Wojack, Spurdo and baby Pepe bask in the warmth. Pepe the Luther… not so much.
There are so many ways to think of this poster. You could have picked anything. And here we are. I sense there is a lesson, and there is a test.
I do dabble in artwork from time to time, when the mood striketh. Marcille Donato from Delicious in Dungeon could stand in for Mary Magdalene. But so few people know much about Mary Magdalene.
I think you’re probably reading too much into it, honestly. I think whoever designed the artwork for the show just wanted to represent all the major variations of the Christian faith. Though I will admit now that you bring it up, I am not sure what the Crusader is meant to represent specifically. The Kingdom of Jerusalem perhaps? Also, considering the fact that one of the main contributors of this show is a Lutheran, I doubt he would have consciously depicted the Luther Pepe in the way you have imagined it.