heaven is under our feet

The comic has a compelling story that explores social and political issues. The art style is detailed and visually striking.

They could be about the hidden world of underground caves. Caves are full of mystery, with strange rock formations and unique ecosystems that are often in the dark and not easily accessible to us.

Sure, 'Under the Feet of Jesus' is classified as a novel. It explores various themes and characters through narrative prose.

The ecosystem aspect is also fascinating. There are many organisms that have adapted to the dark, damp, and often nutrient - poor conditions underground. Their unique ways of survival can be a great source for stories.

I'm not aware of a widely - known '12 feet under' real story that is super - famous in general. However, in some local areas, there could be stories related to something being 12 feet under that are well - known within that community.

Well, without more context, it's difficult to be certain about the '12 feet under' real story. It could also be a personal account of someone who had an experience 12 feet underground, like a miner's story. Miners often have tales of what they encounter deep below the surface. For example, they might have found an unexpected cave or a vein of precious minerals 12 feet under, and that could be the basis of this so - called real story.

No, it isn't. '12 Feet Under' is a fictional creation and not based on real events or people.

Well, 'Under the Feet of Jesus' is not a real story in the strict sense. It's a piece of literature that explores various ideas and emotions through fictional characters and events.

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Yes, 'Under the Banner of Heaven' is fiction. It's a story created by the author's imagination.