CBR: 20 Questions: Palmiotti & Gray on "Jonah Hex"

[CBR News]

CBR News spoke with writers Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray about the Jonah Hex original graphic novel, "No Way Back," the character's ongoing series, the forthcoming movie and much more.


Full article here.

[Gizmoduck]

I read it. It was a great Jonah Hex story, but making his brother the sheriff and preacher of a overly religious town was to much. He is the complete opposite of Jonah. A town without guns,whiskey, and whores is hell for Jonah.

[Kolymar]

Palmiotti and Gray also teamed up to write "No Way Back," the 136-page hardcover featuring art by Tony DeZuniga

That should be atreat for all Jonah Hex fans, particularly the old-timers.

[Kolymar]

The Jordi issues of the series are a real lesson to telling a story with pictures. He is one of our favorite artists and a wonderful man that deserves every award there is to give, so yeah, I love the guy. And I tell him so all the time.

I couldn't agree more. I've been in love with his art ever since the first time I read one of his Torpedo stories.

[saidestroyer]

I'm not familiar with Jordi's work in "Torpedo", but I've read all of his "Clara de Noche" strips. Funny, sexy stuff :)

[Sean Fahey]

Very happy to hear that:

(1) DC is still 100% committed to this book; and
(2) The creators are still 100% committed to the "one and done" format.

This is an incredibly well-written series. My favorite DC title.