That's a definite improvement.
Some critiques:
The first 3 panels, while the feet and hand are dynamic and look good, it doesn't really flow right when reading.
When you imagine the scenario play out, from right to left for this example, first you'll see the feet, then the woman's face, then her hand.
Wouldn't it make for better flow and drama for us to see the limbs pinned down, and
then we get to see her face?
Also, in terms of panel importance, I believe her face is the most important out of the 3 panels because it shows true emotion. So in my opinion, it would look better if her face got a bigger panel than the limbs.
Something I also noticed that can easily be fixed is the feet; in the small panel you show them closed together, but in the big panel they are far apart.
I like the big panel, the proportions of the body seem well drawn and the camera angle is dramatic. It's actually cases like this where I prefer symmetry lol.
A little tip for that panel, the one that shows the crucifying, I know that it's not finished yet but it would make it extra special if you added clouds in the background. Not just normal clouds, but ones that go in a spiral, with the center being the abdomen part of the woman.
I made a small sketch on my Note 1 to help get my point across, hopefully it helps you out:
Always loved those critiques you do DB. I'd love to have one of those at a point if it's not too big of a problem
Lol I'd be happy to, it helps me out when I draw these sketches