Are there any good comics with a wild west/frontier setting?

>>93258505
Jonah Hex

>>93258539
I read the Nu52 All Star Western and wasn't impressed. Does Jonah always operate out of Gotham?

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Buddy Longway. It's about a guy who gets his own siouxfu.

There's also a pretty cool manga called Green Blood that you may enjoy.

>>93258625
No, he's a bounty hunter so he drifts around. Read Palmiotti and Grey's run

>>93258694
Their run of Jonah Hex, not All Star Western I mean

>>93258505
For an older example, look for Solomon Kane from Dark Horse.

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>Far West is a graphic novel created by Richard Moore and set in a world similar to Tolkien's Middle Earth undergoing an industrial revolution. In this world ...

Lucky Luke

>>93258505
There was a comic by Moebius that had a Western setting

>>93258665
Sounds interesting. Is it in english?

>>93258788
Right remembered now it's called Blueberry

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The aforementioned Jonah Hex.
Manifest Destiny, if you'd like some weirdness.
Tim Truman's Hawken, likewise.
Ostrander's Blaze of Glory and Apache Skies.
Bat Lash.
Moebius' Blueberry.
Hugo Pratt's Sgt Kirk.

>>93258865
>Manifest Destiny, if you'd like some weirdness.
I love Weird West, but MD really dropped the fucking ball when it came to the plot.
Also I hate how they changed the reason Merryweather went on the expedition. Because apparently his gay lover was threatened in that universe.

If I wanted to be hit over the head with gay themes I'd read Rawhide Kid or a modern Marvel comic.

>>93258505
Jonah Hex
Green Blood
Peace Maker
Manifest Destiny
Hawken
Blueberry

>>93258791
Some of Buddy Longway was translated by fans. This link dates back to when /co/ had regular franco-belgian threads, so some may be expired:
https://www.mediafire.com/?b4mhrfnyc6k6r#y07f87qv7naiu

Green Blood was scanlated as well, in its entirety. Highly recommended, the art is soo-poyb.

>>93259242
>Some of Buddy Longway was translated by fans.
Only some? What a shame. I liked the art style.