Siku is one of many artists living in the West who has been open to the manga style in his work and he uses it in his own way. In The Manga Bible 's rendition of the Old Testament entitled “The Book of God’s People”, Moses narrates the story of Genesis to a group of children. For those people who want to read further in the Bible, the artists have included “Want to know more?

There were some parts where I expected more action such as that of the story of Jonah and the Crucifixion which did let me down. Whether it's manga, American-style, or even using Legos, they always suffer from some problem: too much of the original's content left out, excessive wordiness, shoddy illustrations, etc. For example, the building of the Tower of Babel and the whole Book of Esther are missing, In the Old and the New Testament only about half of the books are used as a source for The Manga Bible.Granted, it is more like an abridged children's illustrated Bible but I think Siku (the author) does a great job of bring a taste of the scriptures to a readership that might otherwise not even touch the Bible. Berlet is quoting as stating that Manga Messiah is "A colorful comic training manual for motivating young leaders of the next pogrom against Jews. The Manga Bible "The Manga Bible" retells the Old and New Testaments in Japanese anime, comic book format. He also includes the specific chapter and verse the scene is from in case the reader wants to take a more in depth look in the actual bible.

When he first announced his vision, it was met with some derision, with other Christians feeling the books would be insulting to the gospel.

It's part of a wave of radical presentations of the Bible, including a manga version and a Lego gospel. In the New Testament Jesus is tempted by the devil, who promises him the power over the world represented by contemporary New York and parts of other modern cities. He doesn't take criticism personally, is immaculately professional and always has a smile on his face.