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I'm told that the deal is sealed for Josh Brolin to star in Jonah Hex, based on the graphic novel and directed by Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor (Crank, Game) and to be funded and released by Warner Bros. Brolin's rep is not only denying this but claiming Brolin is "not attached," but a voice is telling me to consider the word of a friend who tells me the deal was locked down last night.

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Jonah Hex is a western comic book anti-hero created by writer John Albano and artist Tony DeZuniga and published by DC Comics. DC Comics is producing along with Mad Chance.

The movie, I'm told, is going to be some kind of sci-fi western with CG up the wazoo. There's nothing sci-fi-ish about the Hex comic book that's explained on the Wikipedia.page, but there's always the creative option. Hex is a middle-aged bounty hunter and gunslinger (born in 1838, dies in 1904) with a heavily scarred face whose quest in the film is tracking down a voodoo practitioner and...I don't know anything more. But it sounds like another stab at launching another Warner Bros. franchise, and most definitely a fat paycheck gig for Brolin.

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Just how bad-ass is Jonah Hex?

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Tom Logan says ...

The script is fantastic and very funny in places,its in the vein of a black comedy and Brolin is tailor made for Hex.

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Good for him. I feel bad for Tom Jane, but keep the hotstreak alive. Nevedine & Taylor are true madmen in the best way.

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I think there was a storyline at some point that had Jonah Hex ending up in the future via some kind of time portal.

I read that in one of those "history of the DC Universe" books many years ago.

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Yea, I've heard straight from Neveldine and Taylor that while Tom Jane is a great guy and would like to work with him someday, they both never saw him as Hex in their minds.

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Was that photo taken of Josh the moment he was handed his paycheck for this?

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My first impression, without reading the text, was that Brolin was chosen to play Roland.

After the reading the text, my heart sank.

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Crank is a masterpiece of deranged lunacy and this sounds like perfect casting, if it does turn out to be true. I am a big fan of Brolin, a big fan of Westerns, and a big fan of sci fi. So, if this does all go down, it should be a lot of fun.

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I thought the exact same thing Craptastic. Brolin would be just about perfect for Roland (other than Clint 20 or 30 years ago) but I doubt he will want to do two projects so similar. Oh well, DT is probably better as an HBO series anyway, guess I'll cross my fingers for that.

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I stuck with the Dark Tower series for the first four books or so, but then I thought it kind of imploded under its own weight. In any event, it would definitely require, at minimum, a full-season series and I doubt Brolin would want to tie himself down for that long. Now, Thomas Jane on the other hand...

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Thomas Jane is to young looking. Hes supposed to be like 40 or 50 through all but the first book. But you are right, the first 4 rocked, 5 was decent, 6 and 7 I'd just as soon forget.

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The "transported to a post apocalyptic future" part of Hex's story is a pretty significant chunk of the history. It was the setting of just about all Hex stories from 1985-95 (including the better than pretty good Kieth Giffen series simply titled Hex). The Wiki page glosses over this by saying "In 1904, Jonah was shot in cold blood during a card game (but not before he was transported into the future for the Hex series)" and by showing (near the bottom of the page) the cover of Hex #1 showing the hero in a futuristic jumpsuit with a background of the mutated waste.

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My first thought was Roland too, and I was kinda disappointed - I've just always pictured somebody taller and lankier. And Brolin is really more of the Eddie Dean type. But hell, I'll take anybody in the lead role if that means it's gonna get made.

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Sounds like they are going with the more horror-oriented material since the DC reboot a few years back (see: TWO GUN MOJO). It's funny, ugly, violent and enjoyable stuff. For a great, cheap intro to the classic stuff, check out the

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I was on the Roland page as well. Glad to see there are others thinking along those lines. Maybe one of these days it will get made.

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