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Cover: José Luis García-López

Jonah Hex #5

Oct 1977 · DC · 0.35 USD
📊 ~23,493 copies sold its debut month
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“Welcome to Paradise”

Against a full moon and bare-branched night sky, DC's scarred bounty hunter Jonah Hex rears his horse dramatically as a gunfight erupts below him — muzzle flash blazing and bullets flying toward a dark-hatted adversary, with the taunting words "Welcome to Paradise, Hex — and Die!" setting a perfectly menacing tone. Issue #5 from 1977 showcases a cover rendered by José Luis García-López that captures the gritty, dangerous world Hex inhabits with real energy and atmosphere. Writer John Albano and artist Tony DeZuniga bring the interior story to life, making this a solid chapter in one of DC's most compelling Western titles.

writer John Albano · artist, inker Tony DeZuniga · letterer Ben Oda · cover José Luis García-López

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artist, inker Tony DeZuniga
letterer Ben Oda
cover pencils, inks José Luis García-López

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After helping a town rid themselves of a gang of thieves, Jonah befriends a small boy.

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