At the beginning of Sundowner, Episode 5, there is a very lengthy fight scene between Fiore, DeBlanc, Jesse Custer and a blonde haired woman that is an angel or a demon. It was one of the most intense scenes of the series so far with both Fiore and DeBlanc coming back to life multiple times. We also see Jesse “kill” the blonde haired woman who comes back to life. So, who is this blonde haired woman? Is she in the comic books?
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At the end of Episode 5, Jesse gets pissed at Eugene and yells, “Go to Hell, Eugene!” Eugene then disappears as the church bulletin falls to the ground. Many may be wondering if Eugene is truly dead. Did he die in the comic books by the Preacher telling him to go to Hell? The answer is no. In fact, Arseface is one of the few characters that remains a mainstay throughout the entire comic book series as he travels all over the United States as a professional musical talent.
While the drop for episode 2 was expected, it looks like the interest in Preacher is waning. Here are the numbers:
Preacher Season 1, Episode 3 – 1,750,000
This is down from 2,080,000 for episode 2.
Grail Industries. The white suit and the white top hat. It is non other than Herr Starr. This is the villain in the Preacher comic books that was in it throughout most of the story. It will be interesting to see how this plot line plays out in Houston with the Grail Industries map, the woman working with Tulip and Jesse Custer. It is great to see that Herr Starr showed up at the beginning of Episode 3.
How do you think this story arc will play out? Will we learn a lot more about Herr Starr in the next few episodes? Wait until you see how many bad things can happen to this guy!
The latest news when it comes to Preacher comic books is the Preacher #1 ComicConBox Variant cover by Glen Fabry. Mr. Fabry had a handful of these rare comics at Wizard World Philly but they have yet to be released to the masses. For this reason, we expect to see very high prices are there are likely less than 1000 floating around. Here is what the variant cover looks like:
Spoilers and plenty of racism below. Reader beware.
Here are some of the best scenes and one liners from Preacher #42-#48:
Over the last week many diehard Preacher fans have expressed their opinion on the pilot episode. While IMDB, Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic all report stellar ratings, there are a number of fans that feel as if the pilot was terrible. Some YouTube videos even claimed that it “completely sucked”. So, why are fans so upset about the pilot?
Miss Outlash is quite the character. During the Odin Quincannon story arc Miss Outlash proves to be one of the most important characters. Her sexual fetishes come out in issue #44. She obviously loves to whip and demoralize men. You can see this in the scene below:
The final numbers are out, the Preacher pilot was watched by 3.82 million people. While 2.38 million watched on AMC live Sunday night another 1.44 million watched elsewhere. This includes DVR, Apple or Google Play stores, AMC.com broadcast or on YouTube. When all was said and done, a number just under 4 million isn’t as bad as most made it out to be.
It is also important to note that this was the third most watched cable TV show for the week of May 16-22 behind Game of Thrones and the mid season finale of Fear the Walking Dead.
Well, several people spotted the tattoo on Jesse’s back being very similar to the tattoo on the forearm of the individual that shot John Custer, Jesse’s father, in the flashback. Here it is:
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