 Jonah Hex #58 $3.50 Quantity
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by JUSTIN GRAY & JIMMY PALMIOTTI Art and cover by GIANCARLO CARACUZZO When you live the kind of life that Jonah Hex has, you learn that every bullet tells a story. This is one of those stories - one of betrayal, violence and immeasurable greed! Featuring the art of rising star Giancarlo Caracuzzo (Cable)! Date Available: 08/04/2010 BONUS REVIEW by GARY OWENS  Gray, Palmoitto, and Caracuzzo offer us a stand-alone tale called “Every Bullet tells a Story”. We follow bullet after bullet, watching the motivations for why each was fired twist and fold until the surprise, and sudden, ending. It’s a fine one-issue story, filling the reader in on the basic motivations of Jonah, while offering up a good yarn to boot. Only complaint; they could have used one more page to end it cleaner, but such is comics. A movie starring Josh Brolin (“W.”) and Megan Fox (“Transformers”) has already came and went. I personally missed it, but after seeing this issue, maybe I’ll check it out. Have to admit I didn’t expect this comic to last 5 years, but with stories like this one I can see why it did. I give it 9 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by JUSTIN GRAY & JIMMY PALMIOTTI Art and cover by GIANCARLO CARACUZZO When you live the kind of life that Jonah Hex has, you learn that every bullet tells a story. This is one of those stories - one of betrayal, violence and immeasurable greed! Featuring the art of rising star Giancarlo Caracuzzo (Cable)! Date Available: 08/04/2010 BONUS REVIEW by GARY OWENS Gray, Palmoitto, and Caracuzzo offer us a stand-alone tale called “Every Bullet tells a Story”. We follow bullet after bullet, watching the motivations for why each was fired twist and fold until the surprise, and sudden, ending. It’s a fine one-issue story, filling the reader in on the basic motivations of Jonah, while offering up a good yarn to boot. Only complaint; they could have used one more page to end it cleaner, but such is comics. A movie starring Josh Brolin (“W.”) and Megan Fox (“Transformers”) has already came and went. I personally missed it, but after seeing this issue, maybe I’ll check it out. Have to admit I didn’t expect this comic to last 5 years, but with stories like this one I can see why it did. I give it 9 out of 10 Grahams |
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