Now back in the Old West, Hex finds readjusting to his old life a bit more difficult than he expected especially when he finds out that theres a NEW Jonah Hex! Plus: This extra-sized issue features a back-up story drawn by the legendary Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez that introduces Madam 44 to The New 52!
All Star Western #30 lets Palmiotti and Gray get everything back to where it should be. Jonah in the Old West is awesome, I just wish we got more of it this month. However, the short length was due to an interesting backup featuring the origin of Madam .44. The book never left, but I'm so glad it's back. Read Full Review
ALL STAR WESTERN #30 is the return to the classic western comic that made this book awesome. Sure, the past few issues were a ton of fun, but #30 gets back to what many fans were missing. What was really surprising was how fun the back-up story was. Both pieces were incredibly strong and leave the reader wanting more. The only real downside is that it has been a while since we've seen back-ups, so it was a bit of a shock to have the Jonah story end so abruptly. Overall, this was a ton of fun and I highly recommend it. Read Full Review
The Madame .44 feature, titled "The Other Side," opens with the striking image of a masked woman with two revolvers drawn. Palmiotti and Gray then take readers back in time and introduce Henry, Mr. Walker, and his daughter Jeanne. Jeanne's attire immediately ends the mystery of whom Madame .44 is, but that is not important. What's presented is a tale of betrayal and revenge that will ultimately drive Jeanne's path in the coming issues. It's a truly enjoyable read which more than makes up for the shortened Jonah Hex story. Read Full Review
I enjoyed the issue and am glad they're back to the old west and the original format. Read Full Review
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