Preacher #1
"Zähl' bis drei und bete" kicks off Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon’s groundbreaking series with a visceral, unholy baptism: Genesis, a force of divine chaos, crashes into the body of Reverend Jesse Custer, setting the stage for a journey that’s equal parts blasphemy and blue-collar rebellion. With Tulip rescued by the irreverent Cassidy and the trio converging on the eerie town of Annville, the first steps toward something far darker than faith are already being taken—drawn with Dillon’s raw, kinetic energy and colored with Hollingsworth’s stark, unsettling palette. Glenn Fabry’s cover captures the moment with eerie precision, a stark silhouette against a blood-red sky.
In "Zähl' bis drei und bete," a desperate journey unfolds as Genesis descends from Heaven to possess Reverend Jesse Custer, setting off a chain of events that pulls together a fractured trio. With Tulip rescued by Cassidy, the three converge in the eerie quiet of Annville, where the past and the divine begin to collide.
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↩ Reprints Preacher #1 (1995), Preacher #2 (1995), Preacher #3 (1995), Preacher #4 (1995)
Reprinted in Preacher #1 (1998), Preacher #2 (1998), Preacher #3
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