Jonah Hex 5 is the best issue yet!

[matewan1990]

I picked up a first look copy of Jonah Hex this week and I have to say that everyone needs to read this comic. Not only does it have a great Palmiotti and Gray story, it's also got art by one of Hex's creators, Tony DeZuniga.

I'm not going to spoil anything, just suffice it to say that I hope DeZuniga does some more fill-in work on the book. His Hex is the way it should be drawn. His face looks like it really had the flesh seared off of it with a hot tomahawk (you know, he probably doesn't really look like Clint Eastwood, and DeZuniga doesn't even try to make him pretty).

I love this series and, to support it, buy two copies every month. I want this comic to last for many, many more years.

What does everyone else think of the new Jonah Hex series?

[mister_not_so_nice]

I'm liking the series so far and intend to get it as long as it is produced. I've been a Hex fan since reading the minis put out by Vertigo a few years back.

 

His face looks like it really had the flesh seared off of it with a hot tomahawk

 

Is this how he came to look like that?

Where can I find this story?

 

 

 

Mike

[epowe10097]

Jonah Hex 7 & 8 tells the tale of Hex's disfigurement. Eddie

[mister_not_so_nice]

Jonah Hex 7 & 8 tells the tale of Hex's disfigurement. Eddie

 

Do you mean #7&8 coming up in the current series? Or already printed in issues 7&8 in the previous series?

 

 

Mike

[matewan1990]

Jonah Hex 7 & 8 tells the tale of Hex's disfigurement. Eddie

 

Do you mean #7&8 coming up in the current series? Or already printed in issues 7&8 in the previous series?

 

 

Mike

 

He means the original series. Issues 7 and 8 tell the origin by Michael Fleisher and Ernie Chan.

Mike B.