Jonah Hex #4
In "Duperie," Jonah Hex finds himself wrongly imprisoned after being mistaken for a member of the notorious Gallagher Boys. With Turnbull hiring the gang to eliminate him, the outlaws devise a plan to break Jonah out of jail—only to finish the job. Written by Michael Fleisher and Russell Carley, with art by Doug Wildey, this 1986 issue delivers a tense, twisty Western tale where trust is a liability and every move could be a trap. Cover by Doug Wildey.
In "Duperie," Jonah Hex finds himself wrongly imprisoned after being mistaken for a member of the notorious Gallagher Boys. When the man who jailed him, Turnbull, hires the gang to kill Jonah, they agree—on the condition they break him out first.
In "Le grand voyage," Jo meets a man eager to take the ailing Mr. Letterman on a long journey, only to learn the man passed away the very day the trip was set to begin. The story unfolds with quiet melancholy, weaving a subtle mystery around memory, loss, and the quiet moments that linger after someone is gone.
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