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michaelclorah's review
3.0
First, I love the work by Jordi Bernet, JH Williams and Darwyn Cooke. Paolo Sequeira does a solid job. Mark Sparacio and Rafa Garres didn't do much for me.
The scripts were mostly solid, but I particularly enjoyed the story (ironically drawn by Garres, the worst of the six artists) dealing with Hex's civil war coat and the racial tensions in the post-Civil War South. Palmiotti and Gray work in some good twists, but some of the stories are over-written - and oddly, one (Sparacio's) is under-written. I enjoyed it well enough, but wouldn't recommend it.
The scripts were mostly solid, but I particularly enjoyed the story (ironically drawn by Garres, the worst of the six artists) dealing with Hex's civil war coat and the racial tensions in the post-Civil War South. Palmiotti and Gray work in some good twists, but some of the stories are over-written - and oddly, one (Sparacio's) is under-written. I enjoyed it well enough, but wouldn't recommend it.
ogreart's review
4.0
He remains dark, gritty, and unlikable. He works at it. He does not care about anything or anyone. Except when he does. He lives his life to a code he himself has come up with and enforces. This is a well written and well drawn book.