Hex #4
1985
- Series
- Hex
- Issue
- 4
- Cover date
- Dec 1, 1985
- Story title
- Worms
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Hex #4 was published in 1985 as part of a post-apocalyptic western series from DC Comics. The series featured Jonah Hex, a scarred antihero transported from the American Old West to a bleak, futuristic landscape. This specific iteration sought to capitalize on the character's enduring popularity by placing him in a 'Mad Max' style setting, a common narrative experiment in mid-80s comic book storytelling.
The creative team for this run included writer Michael Fleisher and artist Mark Texeira. They intended to blend the tropes of classic western grit with dystopian science fiction, emphasizing a lonely, cynical tone. While the series is now regarded as a cult curiosity among comic collectors for its bold tonal shift, it faced mixed reception at the time, as many traditional readers were unaccustomed to seeing the iconic western character navigating a world of high-tech scavengers and neon-lit ruins.
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