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"I am leaving. You go to Jesse Custer, and you tell him this has been a warning. You tell him that unless he forgets this ridiculous attempt to hunt me down, things will be much worse next time. I am a loving God, Tulip -- but don't push it."
God
"Until the End of the World"
Preacher
Title: "Until the End of the World"
Volume: 1
number: 12
Cover date: March, 1996
Cover price: $2.50
Publisher: DC Comics/Vertigo
Credits
Editor-in-Chief: Jenette Kahn
Executive editor: Karen Berger
Writers: Garth Ennis
Pencilers: Steve Dillon
Inkers: Steve Dillon
Cover artists: Glenn Fabry
Cover inker: Glenn Fabry
Cover colorist: Glenn Fabry
Colorists: Matt Hollingsworth
Letterers: Clem Robins
Editors: Stuart Moore; Axel Alonso
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"Until the End of the World" is the title to the twelfth issue of the Preacher ongoing comic book series published by DC Comics under their Vertigo imprint. The story was written by Garth Ennis with artwork and inks by Steve Dillon. It was colored by Matt Hollingsworth and lettered by Clem Robins. The cover art illustration was rendered by Glenn Fabry. The story was edited by Stuart Moore and Axel Alonso. This issue shipped with a March, 1996 cover date and carries a cover price of $2.50 per copy (US).

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  • This series is suggested for mature readers. It contains strong language and other forms of graphic content.
  • UPC barcode 761941204017 01211.
  • This is the fifth and final appearance of Marie L'Angell; dies in this issue. She is blown up inside of her house when open flames reach her oxygen tank. She appeared last in Preacher #11.

Jesse's commands[]

  • "Burn, you fuckers!!", which he shouts to Jody and his friends, who immediately combust into flames.
  • It is important to note that this is the first time that Jesse uses the Genesis power in such a way that the effect manifests on its own, rather than a subject being forced to obey a command.

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