Preacher Vol 01: Gone to Texas (Paperback) by Garth Ennis, Bob Kahan, Steve Dillon

from Ridley_

Husband: "You should read Preacher, I think you'd really like it."Me: "Oh yeah? What's it about?"Husband: "...well, it's, uh, hmmm...it's a western?"Me: "You can't blurb it for me?"Husband: "Not really, no. Just read it."A few hours later...Me: "So lemme get this straight. We have Jesse Custer, t...

from ragwaine

I'm assuming Mr. Ennis wrote this while he was in a asylum? Yea, yea I know I'm a little late to this party but usually supernatural horror isn't my thing. It IS my wife's thing so I got it "for her" as a gift, and as long as she already had it, I decided to read it (please don't compare me to Ho...

from Clurb

Violent, sexy, painfully funny and very addictive. This series starts off well with Gone To Texas and just gets better and better with the progression of plot and character. Well written, very well drawn, and an interesting take on the topics of religion and faith.

from regularguy5mb

I wasn't sure what to expect when I first picked up Preacher, I just knew that it was one of the Vertigo titles that everyone raved about and that the trade had Kevin Smith's recommendation right above the title. That was enough for me. This book is fantastically written. There is so much dark hu...

from lithicbee

The first volume of Preacher contains all the elements that make this series great. The trinity of Jesse Custer, Tulip, and Cassidy; insanely graphic, almost cartoon but still too too real violence; an awesomely vulgar sense of humor; angels; devils; God (or the lack thereof); the Saint of Killer...