Jack T. Chick, Religious Cartoonist, Dies at 92
Source: NY Times
Jack T. Chick, whose religious cartoons, known as Chick tracts, became known worldwide as tools of religious salvation, but which were also attacked as instruments of hate speech, died on Sunday at his home in Alhambra, Calif. He was 92.
The death was confirmed by David W. Daniels of Mr. Chick’s company, Chick Publications.
“To some, Chick tracts are American folk art or even a form of religious pornography, titillating and somewhat dangerous,” Brill’s Content wrote in 1999. “Chick is the ultimate underground artist.”
Chick Publications says that almost 900 million copies of the cartoons have been printed and sold in 102 languages to missionaries, churches, youth groups and others.
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Some classic batshit from this guy:
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And give 
my WARMEST regards!
It is sad but true -- evangelical parents in the 80s were terrified of D&D b/c of crap propaganda like the Chick tracks and of course the talk show obsession with "satanism" (see Geraldo's infamous "Satan special"
. Well, the nerds playing D&D and Atari games are now running internet companies (Chick probably thought that was evil also).
