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Preview: Jonah Hex and the Shadow of Death #1

Jonah Hex and the Shadow of Death #1

(W) Michael Walsh (A) Michael Walsh

MASTER OF HORROR MICHAEL WALSH TAKES JONAH HEX TO THE NEXT LEVEL!

Welcome to the end of the Wild West. Welcome to the quiet life of a broken-down bounty hunter whose own story, one of bloodshed, pain, and guilt, ended long ago — or so he thought.

In a small town called Ashecott , something evil has arrived. Something more dangerous than a gunslinger, more sinister than an outlaw, and older than the town it seeks to infect. Something from a world beyond the only one its victims have ever known. Something darker. Unfortunately for that evil, Jonah Hex has taken notice. Not just of the otherworldly entities surrounding his home or the child with mysterious abilities they seek to capture — but also of the chance to finally redeem himself. Join master of horror Michael Walsh (Exquisite Corpses) as he begins a terrifying new era of DC’s most infamous bounty hunter!

Comic book cover featuring Jonah Hex, a western anti-hero, holding guns in a dramatic pose against a vibrant orange and purple sunset background.
A comic book page featuring characters from 'Jonah Hex' standing in a rocky landscape under a moonlit sky, discussing a job and the arrival of a coach.
A comic panel depicting a nighttime western scene with a silhouetted cowboy on horseback under a full moon, and two cowboys confronting him with guns drawn.
A comic book page depicting a tense gunfight between two characters in the wild west. One character appears shocked while the other is firing guns, accompanied by sound effects like 'BLAM' and 'BANG'. The bottom panel shows a character clapping, adding to the dramatic tension.
A dramatic comic book panel featuring a gunslinger in a cowboy hat aiming a gun while another character looks fearful. The scene includes a full moon and shadows, emphasizing a tense atmosphere. Text boxes convey thoughts and dialogue about death and haunting memories.

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