DC Comics Preacher Vol. 5 - Dixie Fried (3rd Printing) Used Condition

from ragwaine

After watching the show, it's a different experience reading the Preacher. I loved the show and I think it's making me like the comics more than I did. There are definitely moments of "did I already read this one?" when the books and the show overlap, but it's cool to see how they did it differen...

from blackjacket

Cassidy the hard-living Irish vampire is in top form in the opening story, "Cassidy : Blood and Whisky". A hilarious skewering of vampire myths with a fiery - and shocking - conclusion to boot. And just as we are coming around to Cass's finer qualities, an element of doubt, carried by Tulip and s...

from blackjacket

Cassidy the hard-living Irish vampire is in top form in the opening story, "Cassidy : Blood and Whisky". A hilarious skewering of vampire myths with a fiery - and shocking - conclusion to boot. And just as we are coming around to Cass's finer qualities, an element of doubt, carried by Tulip and s...

from branimal

Believe it or not, this was the most bizarre Preacher yet. The storytelling was exceptional, as usual, but the comedic elements were turned up to eleven!In the beginning, Cassidy meets up with another vampire, something he thought would never happen. The douchebaggery oozing out of the fellow blo...

from SqueakyChu

This is the best book of the series so far. It had all the characters I've grown to like, the hunor I've come to expect, and the gore that's needed for this bizarre story. I'm uncertain if I can trust Cassidy at this point, but I still admire his friendship with Custer. I'm not clear what he's tr...