The film tells the story of the Western-style comic Jonah Hex. I haven't made up much for this "cowboy" publication, but in terms of the appearance of the setting, it seems to be my dish [your love, in fact, I think the devil is my dish]!
Okay, let's talk about the film.
The story tells that Jonah Hex tracks down a bounty fugitive to a village that resembles a frontier. During this time, he encounters the female poisonous spider-like bar hostess who wants to kill him, but is recognized by Jonah Hex and finally gets the body of the bounty fugitive, punishes the bar hostess with the feeling of "not not reporting the time", and implements his long-standing beliefs and ideas with this chaotic and neutral concept of justice.
I used to contact this character because there was such an episode in the Justice League animation that I saw him when I crossed. I feel that at that time, the character's personality was very plump, and the attributes that looked good and evil plus the terrifying "scars" on this face [really my dish← you go away].
Then you shouldn't talk too much nonsense at this time. I'll let's come and see you. DC is actually quite good at this kind of small animation, from the story to the plot interpretation is also very delicate, this feeling is no place to compare, feel that the whole story line is very full, character contradictions can provoke a climax, I am very satisfied [in fact, mainly because of the personality charm ← you].
At last.
It's forty-four, and I haven't brushed up on the resources of The All-Star Superman... How can this be good...
Yesterday I went to a theme restaurant with my friends that was said to be good recently, and the service and style were completely different from what it advertised... [Sad]
But when I came back, I read back a copy of Hal and Sinastro magazine, and I was super happy! [However, it is said that both committed suicide in an explosion← how much revenge]