So a Preacher, a Hitwoman, and a Vampire Walk into a Bar...

[spectralbovine]

Preacher was one of the most acclaimed and popular titles of the late '90s, which was greatly appreciated by Vertigo, I'm sure: Preacher started right around the time Sandman was ending. So Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon had a lot to live up to. It was supposed to be a Western, and I'm not really into Westerns, so I thought it might not be my thing

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[mrbroom]

I think I said this last time:

About damn time.

[spectralbovine]

That is, in fact, what you said last time. You're running out of material, Broomy.

[mrbroom]

You're telling me. You are, in fact, quite literally telling me. I rely on you to remember what I've said to you, as your memory far outstrips mine.

I re-read both Preacher and Transmetropolitan every year or so. I'm in the middle of the latter now, and damned if I can't get over how great Warren Ellis is. I've already forgotten whether or not you've read Transmetropolitan, too. I'm terrible.

[spectralbovine]

I have not, but I have heard good things.

[mrbroom]

I anticipate another entry like this in the next few months, then. Once you get started, you will be baffled that you lived without knowing Spider Jerusalem.