Title: "Justice, Vengeance, Arseface..."
Product review: This fifth book in the Preacher series begins with a backstory on everyone's favorite hard drinking Irish vampire Cassidy and his meeting with another vampire in New Orleans. That story is great on its' own and has its' moments of the dark humor and insane violence that Preacher readers know and love, and is a good read on its own. The next story continues where Proud Americans left off as we see Jesse and Cassidy re-uniting with Tulip in New Orleans. Cassidy plays a huge role as he drunkedly confesses his love for Tulip while he is being stalked by a group of Goth vampire wanna-be's that he met in his backstory. Arseface finally sees his chance to take his revenge on Jesse and co., and believe it or not that ends with some very humerous results. Dixie Fried relies more on story and dialogue in the beginning as opposed to the usual action, and while it isn't the best book in the Preacher series, it is still worth a read.
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