Colección Vertigo #146
Este volumen recopila los primeros números de la aclamada serie de Garth Ennis y Steve Dillon, donde el predicador Jesse Custer, poseído por una entidad sobrenatural, emprende un viaje por Estados Unidos en busca de Dios. La edición de Norma Editorial forma parte de la Colección Vertigo, presentando el arco argumental que da título a la obra, 'Rumbo a Texas', que establece el tono violento y satírico de la serie.
"La Hora del Predicador" delivers a chilling blend of supernatural dread and moral reckoning in this Vertigo standout. When Genesis escapes Heaven to possess the Reverend Custer, his descent into the mortal world sets off a chain of events that pulls Tulip into a dangerous journey with Cassidy—leading them to Annville, where the line between savior and monster blurs. Written by Garth Ennis and Ernest Riera, with striking art by Steve Dillon and colors by Matt Hollingsworth, the issue’s haunting tone is matched only by Glenn Fabry’s intense cover.
In "La Hora del Predicador," Génesis flees the heavens only to take possession of the Reverendo Custer on Earth, setting a chilling course through faith and fear. When Tulip is rescued by Cassidy, their journey to Annville brings them face to face with the man now haunted by a divine presence—where the line between salvation and damnation begins to blur.
In "Los Mejores de Nueva York," Jo, a woman caught between doubt and faith, follows a stranger who claims to speak with God, leading her into a web of unsettling truths. Meanwhile, the haunted detective John Tool is drawn into a chilling game when the killer known only as "Rajador-Cortador" calls him directly—offering a twisted invitation.
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↩ Reprints Preacher #1 (1995), Preacher #2 (1995), Preacher #3 (1995), Preacher #4 (1995), Preacher #5 (1995), Preacher #6 (1995), Preacher #7 (1995), Preacher #[1] (1996)
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