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Guilty? is a 24-page Chick cartoon tract in the publisher's Basic Gospel category; Chick Publications was founded by American cartoonist and evangelist Jack T. Chick. Its story follows Jimmy, a boy once protected by a judge, who later faces a murder conviction; the central question is what the judge will do when Jimmy is found guilty.

The tract uses that courtroom situation to present an evangelical message about sin, judgment, and salvation through Jesus Christ. It is chiefly relevant to readers and researchers of Protestant gospel tracts in comic form. [Chick Publications tract page](https://www.chick.com/products/tract?stk=5212)

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What is the story of Chick Publications' Guilty?

Guilty? follows Jimmy, a boy who was once protected by a judge and later faces a murder conviction. The story uses that courtroom setup to ask questions about guilt, judgment, and forgiveness.

How many pages is Guilty?

Guilty? is a 24-page Chick Publications cartoon tract. Its short length lets the publisher present its religious message in a compact illustrated story.

What category does Guilty? belong to?

Chick Publications places Guilty? in its Basic Gospel category. The tract uses a crime and courtroom narrative to introduce its Christian themes.

Who founded Chick Publications?

Chick Publications was founded by Jack T. Chick, an American cartoonist and evangelist. The company became known for small illustrated tracts about evangelical Christian beliefs.

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