Anyone who has not read the entire Preacher series but thinks that they might someday should heed this warning: Do NOT read this or any other review and/or summary for any of the volumes after War in the Sun. Even the best attempts to prevent spoilers will give away too much just by telling you the set up and this is one of those things that the less you know the better. 
 All I can safely say is that that this volume briefly turned me into a vegetarian after reading. 
 For those of you who have read it or just don't care: 
 (view spoiler)[Even though this is story about a quest to find God that contains a vast international religious conspiracy as well as vampires, at its heart Preacher really is a western. Only a cowboy would have the sheer redneck gumption to set out for a reckoning with the Almighty. 
 So it makes perfect sense that when Jesse is reeling after losing an eye and seemingly betrayed by the two people he cares for most that his idea of a break would be taking on the job of a sheriff in a small Texas town being oppressed by a rich man. And since this is a Garth Ennis story there's also Nazis, the Ku Klux Klan and a guy having sex with a pile of meat... 
 I especially love the ultimate reveal of what happened to Jesse after he fell out of the plane at Monument Valley. God shows himself again and tries to play the kindly creator, but Jesse is having none of it and literally spits in his face. It costs him an eye, but damn is it a ballsy move. 
 My only complaint is that I never really bought the idea that he found his presumed dead mother. It was nice seeing Jesse recover a bit of happiness from his supremely messed up childhood, but it felt a little too coincidental and neat. (hide spoiler)]