Leading Questions: Preacher Found Its Choir
Every week in a new installment of “Leading Questions”, the young, lantern jawed Publisher of Comics Bulletin Mark Stack will ask Co-Managing...
Steve Dillon: An Open Letter From a Fan
All images taken from Preacher #26, "To The Streets of Manhattan I Wandered Away", drawn by Steve Dillon. I woke up this morning to a text telling...
Podcast: Declan Shalvey reads Heartland—RCBC
First of all, congratulations to our latest guest Declan Shalvey on the news of his engagement to comic color artist Jordie Bellaire! We're very...
Review: AMC’s Preacher Shows Promise
For whatever reason, Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon’s Vertigo series Preacher has long been held up as a perfect comic to recommend to people who...
Preacher vol 7: Salvation
I typically don’t pay a lot of attention to titles of trade paperbacks. They mostly feel like afterthoughts. The title of the series is the...
Preacher Volume Six: War in the Sun
So. Preacher. I feel like I'm repeating what everyone else has said about Preacher so far in this review series, but wow. I have mixed feelings...
Preacher Volume Four: Ancient History
If there is one thing I can glean about Garth Ennis from his writing, it’s his platonic ideal of a man. Such a man is beholden to neither...
Preacher Volume Three: Proud Americans
"Proud Americans" is a difficult collection to re-read, particularly if you're doing so (at least) a good 15 years later. It is, in part, difficult...
Preacher Volume Two: Until The End of The World
Mark Stack: I want to start by saying that I was reading this book again recently for what was perhaps the first time since I was 15 or 16. I was...
Preacher Volume One: Gone To Texas
Welcome to the first part of Comics Bulletin’s group review of Preacher. As we did with our previous reviews of Sandman, our team will run these...
