Holocaust

Jack T. Chick’s infamous single-issue comic from Chick Publications, first published in 1989, presents a stark, evangelical Christian interpretation of the Holocaust, framing it within a broader narrative of Jewish history and divine prophecy. Known for its blunt, black-and-white art and uncompromising prose, the issue remains a controversial artifact of Chick’s long-running tract ministry, reflecting his distinctive, fire-and-brimstone style. Though brief, it endures as a lightning rod for debates about religious tracts, historical representation, and the limits of free speech in comics.