Preacher #6
In "Droit dans ses bottes," Jesse confronts the darker chapters of Cassidy’s past as their uneasy alliance deepens, while Herr Starr’s increasingly desperate attempts to eliminate Eisenstein only lead to further chaos. Meanwhile, Tête-de-Fion finds himself embroiled in scandal after being accused of defaming the pope. Written by Garth Ennis and Jérémy Manesse, with art by Steve Dillon and coloring by Pamela Rambo, this issue blends sharp dialogue and visceral storytelling. The cover, by Glenn Fabry, captures the tension with striking precision.
In "De tous les irlandais d'Amérique," Jesse confronts the darker chapters of Cassidy’s past, uncovering secrets that blur the line between myth and memory. As Herr Starr’s relentless pursuit of Eisenstein stumbles again and again, Tête-de-Fion finds himself entangled in scandal after being accused of defaming the pope.
In "Les points sur les i," Jesse and Tulip face off against Cassidy as Tête-de-Fion's reign begins to crumble, while Herr Starr's violent end unfolds in chilling silence. The story unfolds with relentless tension, weaving dread and consequence through a moment that redefines power and survival.
In "Le tonnerre de ses armes," Jesse contemplates a terrifying mission: killing God with the help of the Saint of Killers. When an anonymous tip leads Herr Starr straight to Jesse’s location, the hunt intensifies in a story that crackles with dread and relentless momentum.
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↩ Reprints Preacher Special: The Story of You-Know-Who #1 (1996), Preacher #55 (1999), Preacher #56 (1999), Preacher #57 (2000), Preacher #58 (2000), Preacher: Tall in the Saddle #[nn] (2000), Preacher #59 (2000), Preacher #60 (2000), Preacher #61 (2000), Preacher #62 (2000), Preacher #63 (2000), Preacher #64 (2000), Preacher #65 (2000), Preacher #66 (2000)
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