Preacher

As expected of Garth Ennis, the story is non-conventional and profane in a way that keeps the reader guessing as to what will happen next, all the while shocking with plot twists and turns that make this a very suspenseful read. The art may be a bit dated, but complements the story excellently.

There are far too many things hiding in the dark. Too many secrets bring kept. Too many words silenced. Until Preacher. Jesse Custer and his angel/demon spawn, Genesis, bring a town to destruction and quickly move to the next. You might want to straighten up and fly right, y'all. And get these graphic novels. They expand from where the TV show left us hanging and I WANT MORE!

I've tried so hard to get my friends to read this, but they all say the same thing. "Oh, it's a comic book." Look, my dude. I'm telling you right now. This is NOT your average comic. You'll be mind blown by just how much this book will throw at you. And it just keeps throwing it. Best book I've ever read. On book 4 right now.