Jonah Hex #75

Jonah Hex #75 was published in August 1984 as the final issue of the original Jonah Hex series from DC Comics. This issue marked the conclusion of the character's long-running tenure in the Western genre, which had shifted tone significantly over its lifespan. As the title neared its end, the storytelling moved away from traditional Western tropes toward more surreal and experimental narratives, reflecting the shifting tastes of the comics market during the early 1980s.

The issue was written by Michael Fleisher, who served as the primary scribe for the character throughout the series' run, with artwork by artist Russ Heath. The design and visual approach were consistent with the series' gritty aesthetic, which focused on the scarred bounty hunter's bleak and often violent world. While the original series ended with this issue, the character's unique design and cynical personality eventually led to his revival in various miniseries and a modernized iteration under the Vertigo imprint.