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Bryan Hitch - JONAH HEX

Location: JONAH HEX III GALLERY
Artist: Bryan Hitch (All)

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Location: JONAH HEX III GALLERY
Title: Bryan Hitch - JONAH HEX*
Artist:  Bryan Hitch (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Commission
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 99
Likes on CAF: 6
Comments: 3
Added to Site: 5/7/2026

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Going to continue on this Jonah Hex ride.

From Bryan Hitch, the artist on the Ultimates, JLA, the Authority and now Redcoat, comes this full blown Jonah Hex.

Bryan went above and beyond with this commission. My commission request is always the same, 11x17 full figure (usually inked) no background. Simple. Some artists stick to that and others embellish a little more. I don't ask for anything specific, I leave it up to the artist to draw Hex as they see him. The artist I've talked to (after commissioning them) usually enjoy drawing Hex. It is not your typical request and lets artist stretch, maybe experiment, a little. As one artist put it it's Jonah Hex, a western cowboy, he's wide open to interpretation!

Hitch does an awesome job keeping the focus on Jonah by placing him high on a horse surounded by ne'er-do-wells. The horse is impressive in itself and it's a great action scene. I see the Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez influence on this.

Commisioned through CAF and Bill Cox in 2024. My thanks to Byran Hitch for delivering a beautifully drawn and executed commission.
 

Jonah Hex by artist Bryan Hitch on 11X17 board. 2024

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Ruben DaCollector Member Since 2008
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Posted On 5/7/2026

I'm with you on everything you said. But I also want to add that although it's a tiny detail that most collectors don't even tend to notice, I really love that Bryan drew the horse's eye wide and looking back in fear. It adds to the sense of realism, as that's exactly what a horse would be doing when scared and rearing back on its hind legs. It's a nice little touch!

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 5/8/2026

This looks like one of his Redcoat pieces with Jonah Hex put into the gothic New England headless horseman role!

Kavi H Member Since 2018
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Posted On 5/8/2026

You must have been thrilled with the result when you first saw it, excellent!