The third volume of the Preacher series continues to improve upon the previous volumes. Jesse and Tulip head to France to rescue Cassidy who saved Tulip's life in San Francisco--in what can only be described as an incredibly foolish style. 
 The reader is given a greater introduction to the Grail and to it's bulbous All-Father D'aronique and its inbred messiah ("Humperdido! Humperdoo!). For those reading this who adhere to the Christian faith they might have felt uncomfortable twinges before and even more so as they continue to read. To them I can only say don't worry (view spoiler)[ the god of Preacher though similar to the God of the Bible is not the same. One example is that the angel in Cell 99 states that god being on Earth means that he knows what the angel has said to Jesse, whereas it can be assumed that if god did not walk on the Earth he wouldn't be aware. Therefore, this god is not omniscient and thus follows he is not the God of the Bible but a knock-off instead. (hide spoiler)] There don't you feel better now about your guilty-pleasure of reading Preacher and hoping that Jesse gives the Big Guy in the Sky (or rather Walking the Earth) what's coming to him? 
 If so, continue to read this volume and those following. If not, confess your sins and read something else entirely.