I know it’s like kicking a sick, one legged puppy. But I can’t help it, I really can’t the current featured tract is too hilarious.
Man allegedly beats his wife for believing in Jeebus, keeps his daughter stone drunk to keep her from believing in Jeebus, then manages to believe in him himself after having a Near Death Experience… becoming INSTANTLY GOOD™ after he converts under guidance of a pastor that he beat within an inch of his life off-screen in the distant past. Sheesh, Chick might as well use Stalin and Hitler redemption next if he wants to top that.
Though I’ll admit it DOES lack the flair of magic-inducing D&D or seeing the devil and there’s not not one Haw Haw, it’s more on the level of the kid who becomes a pseudo-Nazi because he believes in evolution. Two insta-conversions in one tract is still a pretty good one though. I’m starting to wonder if Chick doesn’t believe we should induce NDEs for all the uninitiated, like if his denomination’s baptism doesn’t involve drowning people until they pass out or something.
I dunno, I think Harry is hawt in that rough, butch kinda way.
Is it just me or do Chickieboy’s tracts seem to be getting lamer and lamer? This would have been better if we could have seen hell along with Harry and his daughter. Chickie missed out on a good visual.
Now he’s just phoning it in. Where are the stereotypes we’ve come to know and love? Where are the Whore of Babylon posters? Where are the Jewish demons? This is just lame.
I like how his muscles shrink after he becomes saved. “warning the blood of Christ may reduce muscle mass, consult one of those filthy atheist nonbeliever doctors before beginning a daily regimen of the blood of Christ”
Well, sports fans, for the past five hours I’ve been creating my own parody of this Chick Tract - incorporating characters from Samuel Delany’s novel Hogg. It follows the structure of the original comic, although some panels have been omitted - but it presents us with a different storyline entirely.
Language is NSFW. Make sure to read all the way to the end, for the important message of salvation.