Linguopragmatic adaptation of the synodal translation of biblical texts in various genres of graphic novels

The article highlights the main trends in development of painted narratives known as illuminated manuscripts from perspective their transformation into religious-adventure comics and presents analysis brief history its emergence transformation. Special attention is paid to evolution ancient cave paintings manuscript illustrations contemporary comics. In particular, study reveals that or originated times a means conveying information stories. They were depicted on rocks, temple walls, later manuscripts. As evolved, they became more complex multifaceted, combining images with text narrate However, overcome barriers linguistic diversity, it was necessary find method adapting for different cultures languages. Thus, comics, using sequence short texts tell story, emerged late 19th century gained popularity worldwide. helped artists writers combine visuals dialogue create engaging captivating narratives. Later on, found application religious themes well. attests influence culture. Religious-adventure popularizing stories, moral spiritual values among many readers, especially young ones. addition themes, cover wide range genres, including adventures, fantasy, mysticism, social issues. can come various formats, comic strips graphic novels. research results provide focusing most popular works genres this field. At same time, linguo-pragmatic adaptation synodal translation biblical multi-genre prose has prospects investigating means, stylistic devices, solutions, impact perception text. It show how images, composition, placement conveyance content identify which are amenable what aspects genre change such adaptation.