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Wink:
why did you even ask that question? go read it! masturbate furiously!

Stryc9Fuego:
Whenever I hear the term "masturbate furiously", I always picture some dude jerking off all kinds of angry; straight up dry-handed and everything, like he's trying his hardest to remove his own penis with his bare hands. All screaming how much he hates his own dong and shit.

Clobbersaurus:
since everyone and their mother knows this is easily one of the top 10 best graphic novels to date, i'll have to bid you fair warning (just in case you're still in the middle of the series):

PREACHER is crack.
you will be unable to put it down, and when you're done with one book, you will be unable to keep yourself from splurging on the next book. With that said, can you imagine how it was like for folks who were buying it when it was released monthly? I can tell you: it was like being in a William Burroughs novel.

but that's not the worst part. oh no. once you hit the end of the series, you will deal with the most difficult withdrawl you will ever experience in your life. no future break-up will measure to it. perhaps the closest thing to the feeling would be losing your favorite uncle.

prepare yourself with what i feel are the perfect post-partum rehab books:

HITMAN: Ace of Killers (ennis/mccrea). <---consider this book as walking into rehab.
BODYBAGS: Father's Day (pearson)
Top 10 (moore/gene ha)
X-Force/X-statix (milligan/alred)

caution: i dont recommend Pilgrim. it'll just make you miss Preacher in a really wierd way.


har  :wink:

MusicScribbles:
I should have posted again in here a while ago, near the time of my last post in this thread.
At that time I had torrented the first volume of the series and read it Adobe Acrobat Reader style.
This worked for me as I was unable to, metaphorically, since I was using a computer, "put it down".
This is a great comic, and I really fucking pissed that when I first started this thread, because my Borders had just gotten the entire series on the shelf, I went back to find them all purchased a week later. I have yet to purchase any, and I'm working on Fables, which I recommend as just as awesome, but incomplete. I plan on visiting my closest comic book store, or Amazon, after I get a job.

Wink:
and just like crack the first time is really the best it's goign to get

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