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The Crusaders #4
Exorcists
Santosh was fascinated by the Devil. He saw things that convinced him that the Devil was stronger than God. But when Santosh sought the Devil, he got something he never expected. When his path finally crossed that of the Crusaders, no one expected the result. This classic by Jack Chick concludes with a warning and clear salvation message.
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First published March 28, 1975
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About the author
Jack T. Chick
239 books41 followersAmerican protestant-evangelical comic writer.
Chick considered himself to be an Independent Baptist and follower of the King James Only movement.
His comics can be considered to be controversial because they accuse Muslims, Catholics, Freemasons and other non-protestant religions of murder and diverse conspiracies.
Chick also ran his own publishing company named after himself.
Chick considered himself to be an Independent Baptist and follower of the King James Only movement.
His comics can be considered to be controversial because they accuse Muslims, Catholics, Freemasons and other non-protestant religions of murder and diverse conspiracies.
Chick also ran his own publishing company named after himself.
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October 13, 2024
A friend of the Devil is a friend of mine
--The Grateful Dead
This is just a blatant rip-off of the hit film The Exorcist. Considering that Christian kids (like me) weren't allowed to watch The Exorcist, we got our rocks off reading this. It's gruesome violence porn. Which was just hunky dory for Christian kids, since this was a Chick comic, so anything in it was automatically considered okay.
One of the "experts" on the occult that contributed to this series was Christian preacher, comedian and ex-Satanist Mike Warnke. Only, he completely lied about the Satanism thing. He was exposed by Christians in 1992, but not after raking in millions of dollars.
There is absolutely no way praying to a drawing of Satan will cause you to be demon possessed. Because Satan, demons, God -- they don't exist. Great subjects for comic books, but they don't really exist.
Art-wise, this was about the best the Chick team ever did, since it required them to crank up their perverted tiny imaginations to the max.
--The Grateful Dead
This is just a blatant rip-off of the hit film The Exorcist. Considering that Christian kids (like me) weren't allowed to watch The Exorcist, we got our rocks off reading this. It's gruesome violence porn. Which was just hunky dory for Christian kids, since this was a Chick comic, so anything in it was automatically considered okay.
One of the "experts" on the occult that contributed to this series was Christian preacher, comedian and ex-Satanist Mike Warnke. Only, he completely lied about the Satanism thing. He was exposed by Christians in 1992, but not after raking in millions of dollars.
There is absolutely no way praying to a drawing of Satan will cause you to be demon possessed. Because Satan, demons, God -- they don't exist. Great subjects for comic books, but they don't really exist.
Art-wise, this was about the best the Chick team ever did, since it required them to crank up their perverted tiny imaginations to the max.
May 6, 2020
Great comic story magazine, tells of little boy messing with Hindu pagan God's and start playing with Satan and Hindi God's and became possessed by the pagan God or devil, in India they mess with tarot cards, ouija boards , socery, magic and false idols and pagan God's which are all cater to Lucifer himself, the person became saved with Jesus, great story why not to mess with false God's presence pagan God's let Kanesha, Brahman, Kali, Shiva, all part of Satans Crew...only Jesus can save the person
December 31, 2022
Great tool to reach young people with the true message
Love reading this would recommend to anyone who has a young teenager or young adult they would like to witness to.
Love reading this would recommend to anyone who has a young teenager or young adult they would like to witness to.
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