Titanic

Jack T. Chick's infamous tract from Chick Publications, first released in 1986, uses the sinking of the Titanic as a heavy-handed allegory for humanity's rejection of God's warning. The comic's stark, black-and-white art and urgent, fire-and-brimstone narrative epitomize Chick's uncompromising evangelical style. While only a single issue, it remains a striking artifact of 20th-century religious comics, demonstrating how the creator repurposed a historical tragedy for a very specific, controversial message.