1) Cassady's redemption. He might just finally get it right, this time.
2) Featherstone and Hooper finally trying to do something right.
3) Starr finally dying and staying dead, damn it.
4) Tulip's decision to come back.
All things considered, I think the comic hit it's best emotional point with "Until the end of the world", and just rolled downhill from there, getting farther and farther out of control. (Though I'll admit that the ancient history stories were interesting. The Saint's backstory is one of my favorite ones.)
We'll see what happens. I'm certainly not expecting anything good, or even anything vaguely meaningful.
Maybe its just me, but I saw the decline in quality of Preacher coincide with the rise of quality in Hitman. I guess Ennis couldn't concentrate all his mojo into two series at once.
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Date: 2004-07-30 09:33 am (UTC)1) Cassady's redemption. He might just finally get it right, this time.
2) Featherstone and Hooper finally trying to do something right.
3) Starr finally dying and staying dead, damn it.
4) Tulip's decision to come back.
All things considered, I think the comic hit it's best emotional point with "Until the end of the world", and just rolled downhill from there, getting farther and farther out of control. (Though I'll admit that the ancient history stories were interesting. The Saint's backstory is one of my favorite ones.)
We'll see what happens. I'm certainly not expecting anything good, or even anything vaguely meaningful.
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Date: 2004-07-30 09:50 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2004-07-30 09:55 am (UTC)