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* BloodierAndGorier: Unrestrained by UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode as previous Hex comics were, this series takes full advantage of the possibilities to include just about all the sorts of violence one would expect to find in a [[TheWestern Western]].
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* BloodierAndGorier: Unrestrained by UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode MediaNotes/TheComicsCode as previous Hex comics were, this series takes full advantage of the possibilities to include just about all the sorts of violence one would expect to find in a [[TheWestern Western]].
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* DarkerAndEdgier: Grey and Palmiotti made full use that the series didn't have to confine itself the UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode anymore.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: Grey and Palmiotti made full use that the series didn't have to confine itself the UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode MediaNotes/TheComicsCode anymore.
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Published from 2005 to 2011 and numbering 70 issues, the series was augmented by a graphic novel released in 2010, ''Jonah Hex: No Way Back'', to coincide with the [[Film/JonahHex movie]] released around the same time.
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Published from 2005 to 2011 and numbering 70 issues, the series was augmented by a graphic novel released in 2010, ''Jonah Hex: No Way Back'', to coincide with the [[Film/JonahHex [[Film/JonahHex2010 movie]] released around the same time.
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Published from 2005 to 2011 and numbering at 70 issues, the series was augmented by a graphic novel released in 2010, ''Jonah Hex: No Way Back'', to coincide with the [[Film/JonahHex movie]] released around the same time.
The series was cancelled with the advent of ComicBook/TheNew52 but a new title, ''ComicBook/AllStarWestern'', under the same creative team of Gray and Palmiotti continued the adventures of Hex as part of the company-wide reboot at the time.
The series was cancelled with the advent of ComicBook/TheNew52 but a new title, ''ComicBook/AllStarWestern'', under the same creative team of Gray and Palmiotti continued the adventures of Hex as part of the company-wide reboot at the time.
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Published from 2005 to 2011 and numbering at 70 issues, the series was augmented by a graphic novel released in 2010, ''Jonah Hex: No Way Back'', to coincide with the [[Film/JonahHex movie]] released around the same time.
The series was cancelled with the advent ofComicBook/TheNew52 the ComicBook/New52 but a new title, ''ComicBook/AllStarWestern'', under the same creative team of Gray and Palmiotti continued the adventures of Hex as part of the company-wide reboot at the time.
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* DeathOfAChild: In "The Great Silence", [[spoiler: Jonah and Tallulah's newborn daughter dies at the hands of religious extremist who believed the child to be a spawn of Satan due Jonah and Tallulah's lives as bounty hunters]].
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* DeathOfAChild: In "The Great Silence", [[spoiler: Jonah [[spoiler:Jonah and Tallulah's newborn daughter dies at the hands of religious extremist who believed the child to be a spawn of Satan due Jonah and Tallulah's lives as bounty hunters]].
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* TheDogBitesBack: Said word-for-word by [[spoiler: Chako]] during the "Six Gun War" story arc.
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* TheDogBitesBack: Said word-for-word by [[spoiler: Chako]] [[spoiler:Chako]] during the "Six Gun War" story arc.
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* CoitusEnsues: PlayedForLaughs with Jonah and Tallulah.
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Creator/DCComics ongoing comic, launched in [[ComicBook/PostCrisis 2005]], following its most famous [[TheWestern Western]] character, the Apache raised, ex-Confederate turned BountyHunter: ComicBook/JonahHex. Written by Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti with a cast of rotating artists, rather than an ongoing singular narrative each issue is a one-off adventure from Hex's [[TheDrifter roaming life]] as a Bounty Hunter across [[WildWest the American West]]. The series would also occasionally feature other obscure and lesser-used DC Western characters whom Hex would encounter throughout his travels.
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Creator/DCComics ongoing comic, launched in [[ComicBook/PostCrisis 2005]], following its most famous [[TheWestern Western]] character, the Apache raised, Apache-raised, ex-Confederate turned BountyHunter: ComicBook/JonahHex. Written by Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti with a cast of rotating artists, rather than an ongoing singular narrative each issue is a one-off adventure from Hex's [[TheDrifter roaming life]] as a Bounty Hunter across [[WildWest the American West]]. The series would also occasionally feature other obscure and lesser-used DC Western characters whom Hex would encounter throughout his travels.
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** Issues #13 - 15 act as something of an origins episode for Hex as we receive flashbacks to the pivotal moments of his life ([[ParentalAbuse His abusive father]], [[MadeASlave him being sold as a slave to the Apache by said father]], his service in the UsefulNotes/AmericanCivilWar, to [[MarkOfShame how he got his facial scarring]]) as Hex is tracking down some ex-Union officers he has a vendetta against.
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** Issues #13 - 15 act as something of an origins episode for Hex as we receive flashbacks to the pivotal moments of his life ([[ParentalAbuse ([[AbusiveDad His abusive father]], [[MadeASlave him being sold as a slave to the Apache by said father]], his service in the UsefulNotes/AmericanCivilWar, to [[MarkOfShame how he got his facial scarring]]) as Hex is tracking down some ex-Union officers he has a vendetta against.
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[[caption-width-right:350:The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly all rolled into one.[[note]]Cover by Frank Quitely[[/note] ]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly all rolled into one.[[note]]Cover by Frank Quitely[[/note] Quitely[[/note]] ]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly all rolled into one. Cover by Frank Quitely]]
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* AuthorAppeal: The Canadian setting of "The Hunting Trip" was the request of the guest-artist for the issue Darwyn Cooke.
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* AuthorAppeal: The Canadian setting of "The Hunting Trip" was the request of the guest-artist for the issue Darwyn Cooke.Creator/DarwynCooke.
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* WeirdWest: The series mostly plays itself fairly straight but will occasionally delve into this territory, homaging it's roots among the Weird West comics of the 70s and the various 90s [[Creator/DCVertigo Vertigo]] Hex titles.
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* WeirdWest: The series mostly plays itself fairly straight but will occasionally delve into this territory, homaging it's roots among the Weird West comics of the 70s and the various 90s [[Creator/DCVertigo Vertigo]] Creator/{{Vertigo|Comics}} Hex titles.
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* MixedAncestry: Jason Hex, Jonah's son by way of his ex-wife Mei Ling, is this. He ends up taking work in desolate areas of Northern Mexico where most of the locals don't give him trouble over it.