It wasn't a thing that appealed to me. I hated poetry and a hand up my ass only appealed to me in a kinda marginal manner. 
Jonah Hex: Two-Gun Mojo #4 is an issue of the series Jonah Hex: Two-Gun Mojo (Volume 1) with a cover date of November, 1993.
Synopsis for "Vendetta Times Two"
Doc "Cross" Williams has captured Jonah Hex and trapped him inside of a barrel. He reveals that he has spent many years studying voodoo mysticism and has even succeeded in resurrecting the body of celebrity lawman, Wild Bill Hickok. He forces Hex to consume copious amounts of his special "zombie brew", promising that after sufficient pickling, Hex will become a mindless slave, just like Hickok.
But Jonah has a pretty sturdy constitution and breaks free of the barrel. He leaps off of a cliff into the river and eventually washes up on shore, where a father and son find his body and take him in. After being nursed back to health, Hex says his goodbye and gets back onto the trail (he borrows a horse from the family).
His travels eventually bring him to New Mexico where he finds a tribe of savage Chiricahua Apaches fighting against a troupe of retired army soldiers. Hex enters the fray and tries to help the soldiers. After a quick flurry of gunshots, he realizes that at the center of the fight is Cross Williams and his traveling freak show.
Appearing in "Vendetta Times Two"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Billy McGuire (Single appearance)
- Jeff McGuire (Single appearance)
Antagonists:
- Doc "Cross" Williams (First appearance chronologically)
- Half-Pint
- Ramona
- String Bean Jones
- Zombies
Other Characters:
- Calamity Jane (Flashback only)
- Jack McCall (Flashback only)
- Stretch
Locations:
- Louisiana (Flashback only)
- New Mexico
- South Dakota (Flashback only)
- Deadwood
- Texas (Flashback only)
- Lubbock
- Waco
Items:
- Book of Doches
Vehicles:
Notes
- Jonah Hex: Two-Gun Mojo is a five-issue limited series published under DC Comics' Vertigo imprint. Suggested for mature readers.
- Includes the origin of Doc "Cross" Williams and his sideshow carnival. Earliest chronological appearances of all related characters.
- Wild Bill Hickok's appearance in this issue coincides with events that take place between flashbacks in The Kents #12.