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Despite the delay, Francesco Francavilla’s “The Black Beetle: No Way Out” #4 maintains its luster and sway. Providing every aspect of this comic book, Francavilla proves to be a consummate artistic professional — or maybe professional artist. Everything in this comic book comes from Francavilla and all praise or derision should be directed his way. Lucky for the artist as well as the readers, “The Black Beetle: No Way Out” #4 is positively enjoyable. Francavilla buttons up this first adventure in clean fashion. It’s a solid finale, but a little too tidy without definitive conclusions, which plays to the tropes of the medium and the book’s pulp filter. After all, some threads have to be left dangling for new stories to pull on them. This comic, while wrapping things up and providing closure in many regards, is a surprisingly quick — but rewardingly thick — read. Given that the writer and artist are one and the same, this comic is less a story drawn from a script and more a complete

Gray and Palmiotti have a good thing going with Jonah Hex. The writing duo has delivered over fifty issue of “Jonah Hex” to monthly readers, working with some dazzling artists along the way. It was only a matter of time before the duo would find a story to work on with Tony DeZuniga, the artist who co-created (with writer John Albano) Hex nearly four decades ago. This story delves deep into the backstory of Jonah, and sets Jonah upon a path to confront many of the demons of his past. Past meets present in more ways than one. Beyond the metaphor between this book’s creators and this story, Gray and Palmiotti give Hex another run at El Papagayo, much to the regret of those Hex crosses paths with before the final confrontation. El Papagayo has a mad-on for Hex, and we learn why in this issue, as Papagayo shares his secret origin with one of his victims in classic villain-monologue style. DeZuniga’s art is rough, scratchy, and dirty, which is absolutely perfect for Hex and his trails. He

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