Jonah Hex: A Gritty Legacy in Comics

[@SonOfCrom-1932]

You *ARE* Johah Hex brother in that outfit your wearing! Your a Rootin' tootin' two gun shooting cowboy! 🤠🤠🤠 I liked seeing all these; I have never read any of them so it's cool to hear and see his comics. Now you just need that first appearance right? Was that like in '72?

[@Renegaderantscomics]

All star western # 10 1971 it's a pretty pricey book right now lol. It's a very interesting series. The All star western new 52 has him in Gotham hanging out with Arkham tracking down serial killers.

[@SonOfCrom-1932]

@@Renegaderantscomics That actually sounds Bad A$$... I never read the comic, but always thought his face looked Cool AF!

[@Renegaderantscomics]

@SonOfCrom-1932 Yeah I have a couple trades if you ever want to read it. I can send it to you.

[@casino_comics]

I loved Jonah Hex. I have that issue where he was stuffed and set on displace somewhere. In the end, he was in a basement somewhere.

[@Renegaderantscomics]

@casino_comics loved the stories. Have you read the new 52 jonah hex or all-star western? The way they ended it was absolutely amazing.

[@stevedriskell59]

I liked the movie. Cowboy books have cool covers art work seams more realistic situations than superheroes covers. High Noon was a very good movie. Clint Eastwood movies , Spaghetti westerns , Who shot liberty violence was a great movie, John wayne's movie the shootest was an excellent movie. These books remind me of those old movies. True Grit , and the master piece with Robert redford Jeremiah johnson.

[@Renegaderantscomics]

@@stevedriskell59 all classics, but Jeremiah Johnson for the win. Yee haw!

[@x11bravo]

Awesome covers, brother! I know little about the character, but I like him. And the answer to your question is: Superman 243, "The Starry-eyed Siren of Space", another Neil Adams cover, October 1971. Thanks for sharing!🫡