Preacher #4

From the early pages of Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon's celebrated Vertigo series, Preacher #4 arrives in July 1995 with Glenn Fabry's gripping cover painting front and center. Two men lock in a fierce, close-quarters struggle — a muscular, fair-haired figure has his shirt grabbed and twisted while a dark-haired man presses in with bared teeth and an outstretched finger, the whole scene bathed in deep shadow and tension. It's a visceral image that captures the raw, confrontational energy that made Preacher one of Vertigo's most talked-about titles of the mid-'90s.