Can't put my finger on why I liked this one so much. Maybe with everyone back together (somewhat), it was nostalgia. There were some great crazy stories, some hilarious dialogue, Jessie kicking everyone's ass, Cassidy being a wanker and Arseface suffering - just like the good ole days. ( )

Felt like a bit of a filler. Explores how Amy, Jesse and Tulip got together and worked the GTA circuit, had some run-ins with the law and some very bad men. Very cliched stuff. Found out more about Cassidy's backstory but it didn't really add anything for me. ( )

What the hecK?! Jesse tracks down Tulip pretty easily and make up with her, but when Cassidy show sup and starts proclaiming his innocence (lies of course) Jesse doesnt even ream him out! It's Tulip who really snaps on him, and who eventually threatens to shoot him (like she did when she escaped him). All Cass gets from Jesse is a few glares, a few hints about his past, and a proviso to meet him in 2 months time for a proper showdown. Way to leave us all hanging til the final book guys... At least Jesse and Tulip are back together and have worked out their issues! ( )

Guess who has gotten back together? This one's heartwarming and and heartbreaking, and the rest of the time, we get to see the dark side of Cass.

Yes, that's right, we get to know just how big a ponce that wanker really is.

My ire is stoked in equal measure to how relieved I am that Jesse and Tulip are on the mends.

As for Starr? Omg he's still one of the most absolutely pathetic super-villains I've ever read and pure comedic gold. Still.

All the dominoes are set up and ready to fall for the last Volume. I can't wait to see if god ever gets properly chastised. :) ( )

Vulgar, violent, and offensive on nearly every level, yet woven through with a distinct moral compass and a keen sense of justice. Unfortunately this penultimate volume in the Preacher series is perhaps the weakest being more a series of disjointed character vignettes rather than a cohesive arc. Having said that it’s still one of the best written series out there, and Dillon’s artwork is always top-notch. ( )