In 1979, Chick released "Carter's Hit Parade," an end-time prophecy tract that reflected the heightened apocalyptic anxieties of the late 1970s.
Displayed in the as artifacts of American culture Main Artist Jack T. Chick and Fred Carter (starting in 1972) Chick 126 1979
1979 was a "boom" year for Jack Chick's ministry, marked by massive distribution and the start of his most controversial era. In 1979, Chick released "Carter's Hit Parade," an
1979 immediately preceded the 1980 release of Alberto , the first of the high-profile, full-color comic books alleging a global Vatican conspiracy, which defined the brand's reputation for the following decade. 🔎 Quick Specs: Chick Publications (1970s Era) Description Dimensions 5 x 2.75 inches (for standard tracts) Total Titles Over 270 different stories Cultural Impact Chick released "Carter's Hit Parade