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Creator of AMC's Preacher coming to NJ Comic Expo


We're big fans of Garth Ennis and fans of his should be excited to know he'll be at the upcoming NJ Comic Expo this month. AMC showed the short trailer for its upcoming adaptation of the graphic novel Preacher last weekend and it looks good. His work on The Punisher: MAX series is probably one of our favorite reads here at +The Blogboard Jungle and this may be his only appearance in The Garden State.

Preacher is sure to draw in fans and the network has already had a lot of success with bringing a comic book story to TV with The Walking Dead. It is set to air next year so before it becomes "a thing" you may want to meet the creator when he comes to the NJ Comic Expo on the 21st and 22nd of this month. If you have never read any of his work, you can pick up a copy by clicking the above image, so you can have something for him to sign.

The list of guests seems to keep growing too, so if you're a fan of comics you should keep checking their web-site for updates and make sure you grab tickets for their first big one in New Jersey. If you missed the trailer for Preacher, check it out below:



New Jersey Comic Expo: November 21st & 22nd|newjerseycomicexpo.com

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