Issue Description

Starr copes with his latest physical disaster, Jesse and Tulip attempt to reconcile their relationship, and Cassidy struggles to live with the results of his recent stupidity. Plus, Jesse's search for God intensifies.

Tulip tries to figure out how to handle Cassidy's confession, and begins to suspect that his promise to Jesse might have an ulterior motive; Starr tries on hats.

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Our issue begins with Cassidy coming to grips with the fact he's the "biggest wanker in the entire world". The scene cuts to Tulip in bed with Jesse, laying there thinking about Cass's confession and explaining to Jesse why she felt so betrayed when he left her in France.

Meanwhile

Herr Starr begins trying on wigs. but decides to switch to hats when he realizes all the wigs look awful. Finally he finds a fedora of sorts which not only looks good but covers up the nasty scar from Jesse slitting his head open.

Elsewhere.

Cass, Jesse, Tulip and Amy all meet for a drink. Jesse gets up to have a dance with Amy while Tulip and Cass talk about his recent confession. Later on, Tulip and Amy leave to a more feminine place while Cass and Jesse get into a bar-fight of sorts.

Amy leaves and tells Tulip to call her if she ever needs her.

The book ends with The Saint of Killers off in the desert with few words left on his lips...

"War it is"

Preacher (1995)

Publisher

Vertigo

Volume Description

Teaser Promo

Creator-owned series from writer Garth Ennis and artist Steve Dillon (with all covers provided by Glenn Fabry).

The series, based off an idea Ennis had while working on Hellblazer, tells the story of Jesse Custer, a down and out cursed/blessed southern boy preacher, a hard livin' Irish vampire (Cassidy) and the preacher's gun slinging ex-girlfriend (Tulip O'Hare) travel and fight the world to question The All Mighty Himself, as to why he quit his sacred task of caring for the world?

Along the way a colorful cast of supporting characters walk into the story including a Cowboy who can kill anything (Saint of Killers), a once suicidal depressed teen http://www.comicvine.com/tc/4005-41303/who just happens to have a face like an arse (Arseface), and a zealot assassin by the name of Herr Starr.

Widely regarded as one of the greatest comics titles of all time.

Eisner Awards

The series' creators won a couple of Eisner Awards over the years for their works and comics including Preacher. The series itself won the Eisner Award for Best Continuing Series in 1999.

Preacher Specials

The series also featured spin-off specials related to the main series. These specials mostly tell some sort of origin stories of the main characters.

Preacher Special: Saint of Killers (#1-4) - about the Saint of Killers.Preacher Special: Cassidy: Blood & Whiskey (#1) - about Cassidy.Preacher Special: The Story of You-Know-Who (#1) - about Arseface.Preacher Special: The Good Old Boys (#1) - about Jody & T.C.Preacher Special: One Man's War (#1) - about Herr Starr.Preacher Special: Tall in the Saddle (#1) - about Jesse & Tulip.Collected EditionsPaperbacksVol. 1: Gone to Texas (#1-7)Vol. 2: Until the End of the World (#08-17)Vol. 3: Proud Americans (#18-26)Vol. 4: Ancient History (Saint of Killers #1-4, The Story of You-Know-Who, & The Good Old Boys)Vol. 5: Dixie Fried (#27-33 & Cassidy: Blood and Whiskey)Vol. 6: War in the Sun (#34-40 & One Man's War)Vol. 7: Salvation (#41-50)Vol. 8: All Hell's A-Coming (#51-58 & Tall in the Saddle)Vol. 9: Alamo (#59-66)Dead or Alive (A collection of covers by Glenn Fabry)Hardcovers

As of June 12, 2013 the hardcovers will be released as trade paperbacks.

Book 1: #1-12Book 2: #13-26Book 3: #27-33, Saint of Killers #1-4, & Cassidy: Blood and WhiskeyBook 4: #34-40, The Story of You-Know-Who, The Good Old Boys, & One Man's WarBook 5: #41-54Book 6: #55-66 & Tall in the Saddle

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