Literature has many concepts and genre to present and Ecology is no exception. Will Eisner's A Contract with God could more accurately be called a "graphic cycle" in that its narrative structure is based on four short interconnected stories, all linked by the common setting of a 1930s Bronx tenement house. The study takes the Graphic novel to many depth concepts and understanding. This work has short-story cycle than it does with the traditional novel. Through his composite structuring, Eisner links his Dropsie Avenue stories in such a way that the meaning of each individual story is largely contingent upon that of the others in the text. The study of A Contract with God explores the concept of man vs nature with the characters used in the work. The main character is a deeply religious Hasidic Jew named Frimme Hirsch who carves a contract with God on a stone tablet. When he wrote it, he was grieving the death of his daughter from leukemia. His argument with God and scolds him for the death of his daughter. This rage comes as man vs nature. One can’t deny the supremacy of nature and natural happenings but he argues with almighty take it to the level that it happened because of him. Study also focuses man vs nature have the bridge and cultural perspectives from man vs man side.