Preacher vol 1.
Been sitting on my shelf for ages, so decided to get into it this week. Not bad, compelling characters for the moment, and the story is certainly great fun to get into. You definitely get a sense that it's a bit dated, what with the level of profanity and adult content that it deals with, not that it feels gratuitous, but it just loses some of its impact since, while ground breaking in 1995, today it just feels run-of-the-mill.
I'm a huge fan of Ennis, and I definitely consider it required reading for any comic book fan.
Animal Man vol 1 New 52
Loved this quite a bit. I've never read any Animal Man so this was my first foray into it. Got it after hearing such great reviews (same reason why I picked up the Morrison run omni), and glad to report that it is fantastic.
Focuses more on the horror aspect than on the family dynamic at the start, skipping any sort of character building and just getting straight into the action which does feel a little jarring, but the story grabs you by the neck and the art keeps you hooked to each page.
I really can't say enough about the art, best way I can think of describing it is nightmarish. Love it.
ASM: BND vol 1
I quite enjoyed this, it definitely feels like the start of a more natural Spidey story than JMS' run (even though I liked the totem arc and certain elements in it). Art isn't bad though I can't stand how certain artists draw such pronounced lips on characters, just a pet peeve.
It's Spider-Man, by default I'll enjoy it