Chick Publications

Because as it says here, he was drawing these stories and he decided to publish them.

And he teamed up with George Collins, an aerospace employee, who continued to become and serve as vice president of Chick Publications.

The demand for the pocket-sized Christian tracks that he published did so well.

His staff always remained below a few dozen with very little turnover.

So the Crusaders Comics label was started in the 70s.

And they were $2.25 each, okay? He tried to get partners for the Crusaders, but ended up going on his own, uh, and, and publishing them on his own.

He based his Chick Publications in Los Angeles, not far from Hollywood.

He wanted Christian cartoon series to be made from this, but there was-- he didn't find any takers.