Jonah Hex: Welcome to Paradise #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Welcome to Paradise," Jonah Hex confronts a haunting memory from his past when a blow to the head forces him to relive the moment he led his Confederate comrades to their deaths during a failed escape from a Union Army camp. The weight of guilt is deepened by the vengeful promise of Jeb Turnbull’s father, Quentin, who now sees Jonah as the man responsible for his son’s death. Written by Michael Fleisher and illustrated by Noly Panaligan, this issue blends raw emotion with the stark, rugged atmosphere of the Old West, while José Luis García-López delivers a striking cover that captures Jonah’s haunted resolve.
In "Killers Die Alone!" from Jonah Hex: Welcome to Paradise, Jonah Hex finds himself stranded in the merciless desert after being ambushed by two brothers seeking vengeance for their slain sibling. With time running out and the heat sapping his strength, a sudden rescue brings a dangerous ally into the fray—Iron Jaws, whose own fate hangs in the balance.
Jonah Hex finds himself trapped in jail, wrongly accused of being one of the notorious train-robbing Gallagher Boys. When the man who hired them—Turnbull—orders the gang to kill Jonah, they instead plan to break him out, turning the hunt into a deadly game of cat and mouse.
In "Breakout at Fort Charlotte," Jonah Hex is haunted by a violent blow to the head that plunges him into a harrowing memory of a failed escape from a Union prison camp during the Civil War. There, he relives the moment his desperate attempt to flee led to the deaths of his Confederate comrades—most painfully, his closest friend Jeb Turnbull—while Jeb’s father, Quentin, vows a vengeance that will follow Jonah into the present.
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