Peter, an African man dying from AIDS, goes to a medical shelter "Somewhere in Africa" for treatment. There he meets the pious Dr. Burton, who is infected himself and staying to help as many AIDS victims as possible before he succumbs. He tells Peter after a couple of days that "unless God heals you, you will die very soon," not the best confidence-builder coming from the person you're hoping will heal you. The remainder of the comic follows Dr. Burton's conversion to Christ through the usual Chick Tract combination of contradictory promises and threats: "Jesus can be your dearest friend now... or your worst nightmare on Judgment Day." Peter's nurse backs Burton's play whenever he's not around, and when the end finally comes, Peter has finally accepted Christ and saved his immortal soul. The last panel shows a smiling, naked Peter being carried heavenward by a large angel as the nurse delivers the punch line, "He just went home, Doctor."

There's also a strange subplot involving typical God-hating ("Stop preaching! @!!**") corporate types back in the states who decide to suppress Dr. Burton's revelation that Africa is now a "Death Zone" from the news media to prevent world-wide panic. This was presumably added just to provide the Chick Tract required Christian persecution by belligerent non-believers, but it doesn't really pay off and is abandoned after a few pages. ( )