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{{Character
 
{{Character
 
| name = Jonah Hex
 
| name = Jonah Hex
| image = Jonahhex.jpg
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| image =
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| bgcolor = #733C1D
 
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File:Hex in 1883.png|In 1883
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File:Jonah Hex.png|Alternate Timeline
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</gallery>
 
| real name =
 
| real name =
 
| species = Human
 
| species = Human
| hair = Black (White in his old age)
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| hair = Brown (White in his old age)
 
| eyes = Black
 
| eyes = Black
 
| relatives =
 
| relatives =
 
| base = The Old West
 
| base = The Old West
 
| affiliation = [[Bat Lash]], [[El Diablo]], [[Ohiyesa Smith]]
 
| affiliation = [[Bat Lash]], [[El Diablo]], [[Ohiyesa Smith]]
| abilities =
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| abilities = Hand-to-hand-combat, good shot
 
| weaponry =
 
| weaponry =
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| voiced by =
| voiced by = [[William McKinny]]<ref>{{btas}}</ref><br>[[Adam Baldwin]]<ref>{{jlu}}</ref>
 
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* [[William McKinney]]<ref name="btas78">{{Ep ref|btas|78}}</ref>
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* [[Adam Baldwin]]<ref name="jlu112">{{Ep ref|jlu|112}}</ref>
 
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{{quote|You're either a liar or a fool." <br> "I've been known to be foolish, but ain't nobody calls me a liar and goes to bed happy.|[[Arcady Duvall]] and Jonah Hex}}
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{{quote|You're either a liar or a fool." <br /> "I've been known to be foolish, but ain't nobody calls me a liar and goes to bed happy.|[[Arkady Duvall]] and Jonah Hex<ref name="btas78" />}}
   
'''Jonah Hex''' was an outlaw, and later a bounty hunter in the late 1800s. He is easily identified by the right side of his face being grotesquely scarred, which hides his honorable nature.
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'''Jonah Hex''' was an outlaw, and later a bounty hunter in the late 1800s. He was easily identified by the right side of his face being grotesquely scarred, which hides his honorable nature.
   
==History==
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== History ==
===As a Bounty Hunter===
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=== As a Bounty Hunter ===
In 1883, Bounty Hunter Jonah Hex tracked down [[Ra's Al Ghul]]'s son [[Arkady DuVall]] to [[Devil's Hole]], Utah.
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Before Hex's capture of [[Arkady Duvall]], he killed many outlaws. In 1883, the elderly bounty hunter tracked down Duvall to [[Devil's Hole]].
   
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Hex pursued Duvall to [[Ra's al Ghul]]'s airship The [[Phoenix]], where they faced off. Hex took on the saber-wielding Duvall with only a bowie knife. Midway though the furious duel, Hex caused the ship to lose altitude and it caught fire. Ra's escaped the ship in a personal glider, leaving Duvall behind.
[[Image:Hex1883.jpg|200px|left|thumb|Jonah Hex on the trail of [[Arkady DuVall]]]]
 
   
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The ship crashed, throwing both Hex and Duvall free. Amidst the debris, Duvall begged for his life, but Hex told him he had no interest in killing him if only because it is more convenient to deliver him alive to the law. After he finds his hat that he lost earlier, Hex remarked ruefully, "I'm gettin' too old for this".<ref name="btas78" />
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===Alternate Timeline===
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=== Alternate Timeline ===
In 1879, Hex teamed up with several heroes ([[Bat Lash]], [[El Diablo]], and [[Ohiyesa Smith]]), including members of the [[Justice League]] ([[Batman]], [[Wonder Woman]], and [[John Stewart]]) in 1879 to overthrow [[Tobias Manning]]'s control of the western American town, [[Elkhorn]]. Here it's revealed that Hex had experience with time travel. He recognized the Justice Leaguers as time travelers and had developed a negative opinion of "ray guns".
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In 1879, Hex teamed up with [[Bat Lash]], [[El Diablo]], and [[Ohiyesa Smith]], and later also [[Batman]], [[Wonder Woman]] and [[John Stewart]], to overthrow [[Tobias Manning]]'s control over the town of [[Elkhorn]]. Here it's revealed that Hex had some time travel experience. He recognized the Justice Leaguers as time travelers and had developed a negative opinion of "ray guns".<ref name="jlu112" />
 
==Background Information==
 
The DCAU's Jonah Hex has apparently had similar future adventures to his comics counterpart as evidenced by his comments on the reliability of "ray guns" in [[JLU]] "[[The Once and Future Thing Part One: Weird Western Tales]]".
 
   
 
== Appearances ==
 
== Appearances ==
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* "[[The Once and Future Thing Part One: Weird Western Tales]]"
 
* "[[The Once and Future Thing Part One: Weird Western Tales]]"
   
==Footnotes==
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== References ==
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{{Reflist}}
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== External links ==
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* {{dcdp|Jonah Hex}}
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* {{WP|Jonah Hex}}
   
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{{DEFAULTSORT:Hex, Jonah}}
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[[Category:Western people]]
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[[Category:19th century individuals]]
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[[Category:A to Z]]
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[[Category:Individuals proficient in marksmanship]]
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[[Category:Individuals proficient in hand-to-hand combat]]

Revision as of 21:23, 23 May 2020

"You're either a liar or a fool."
"I've been known to be foolish, but ain't nobody calls me a liar and goes to bed happy.
"
Arkady Duvall and Jonah Hex[1]

Jonah Hex was an outlaw, and later a bounty hunter in the late 1800s. He was easily identified by the right side of his face being grotesquely scarred, which hides his honorable nature.

History

As a Bounty Hunter

Before Hex's capture of Arkady Duvall, he killed many outlaws. In 1883, the elderly bounty hunter tracked down Duvall to Devil's Hole.

Hex pursued Duvall to Ra's al Ghul's airship The Phoenix, where they faced off. Hex took on the saber-wielding Duvall with only a bowie knife. Midway though the furious duel, Hex caused the ship to lose altitude and it caught fire. Ra's escaped the ship in a personal glider, leaving Duvall behind.

The ship crashed, throwing both Hex and Duvall free. Amidst the debris, Duvall begged for his life, but Hex told him he had no interest in killing him if only because it is more convenient to deliver him alive to the law. After he finds his hat that he lost earlier, Hex remarked ruefully, "I'm gettin' too old for this".[1]

Alternate Timeline

In 1879, Hex teamed up with Bat Lash, El Diablo, and Ohiyesa Smith, and later also Batman, Wonder Woman and John Stewart, to overthrow Tobias Manning's control over the town of Elkhorn. Here it's revealed that Hex had some time travel experience. He recognized the Justice Leaguers as time travelers and had developed a negative opinion of "ray guns".[2]

Appearances

Batman: The Animated Series

Justice League Unlimited

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Altieri, Kevin, Dini, Paul, Timm, Bruce W. (story) & Lansdale, Joe R. (teleplay) & Altieri, Kevin (director) & September 12, 1995). "Showdown". Batman: The Animated Series. Season 4. Episode 2 (airdate). Episode 78 (production). FOX Kids.
  2. 2.0 2.1 McDuffie, Dwayne (writer) & Riba, Dan (director) (January 22, 2005). "The Once and Future Thing Part One: Weird Western Tales". Justice League Unlimited. Season 1. Episode 12 (airdate). Episode 12 (production). Cartoon Network.

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