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A demon in a child's body has been spreading horror for more than a decade, and it all happened because of John Constantine Now, with wildly improvisational ideas and a bit of common magic, in Hellblazer: Rise and Fall #3 the Hellblazer has to wrestle with his past to make sure the devil gets his[...]

In Hellblazer: Rise And Fall #3, everyone gets a gun and knows how to use it. Which is still really, really weird, right?

Has he just spoiled Dark Metal #7 for everyone? Courtesy of The Batmen Who Laugh by James Tynion IV and Alex Maleev, Credit: DC Comics And could the Future State of certain Teen Titans gravestones have been caused by this Wally West? Credit: DC Comics While the Atom looks to be remaking what was smelted down… in Unstable Atoms[...]

A kid's graphic novel starring one John Constantine, and written by the amazing Squirrel Girl and Romeo And/Or Juliet writer Ryan North And called The Mystery Of The Meanest Teacher We've had a look at some of the artwork from Derek Charm; now we have a little more This has a feeling of L'il Hannibal,[...]

Detective Aisha Bukhari is stumped by this, until she's visited by her childhood friend, occult investigator John Constantine DC's Hellblazer discovers a link between the falling elite and a shocking moment in his and Aisha's misspent youth How do these killings tie to the first death on John's hands? How does this involve heaven and[...]

Call in Matt Ryan because Hellblazer: Rise And Fall #2 has every bit of that clumsy, ruthless John Constantine charm that the actor made perfect on television series With some unexpected partners for the "self-styled Hellblazer" and a lot of old business left unresolved, this issue hits many of the right buttons. The cover of Hellblazer:[...]

DC Comics recently announced the cancellation of the John Constantine: Hellblazer series, to much rending of cloth from writer Si Spurrier and others While the character's own title may be coming to an end, with no sign (as of yet) of being relaunched or being restarted, he continues to appear in the Justice League Dark[...]

So John Constantine: Hellblazer is cancelled by DC Comics with #12 in November But there is a campaign to make this anything but final Its writer Si Spurrier writes; The first collected volume of #HELLBLAZER drops on Sept 29 This is the run which has topped review aggregates for 4 solid months It's also the book which[...]

Last week, DC Comics announced that they were cancelling the John Constantine: Hellblazer series written by Si Spurrier with its twelfth issue The series, which was a major critical hit, was part of the Sandman Presents line, and was yet to see its first collection published. Si Spurrier wrote a blog about the experience of having[...]

But that no longer seems to be being counted… The first John Constantine: Hellblazer trade paperback, Marks Of Woe, will be published by DC Comics at the end of September.  The second – and final – collection will be published in March next year I'm sure they'll find somewhere for the sixth issue to be included… Cover[...]

In the reported-but-possibly-apocryphal words of Jack Kirby, as reported by Dylan Horrocks… By Dylan Horrocks. From Hellblazer and Justice League writer Si Spurrier's blog, posted today, on the news that John Constantine: Hellblazer #12, out in November, will be the final issue of the series Here are a gfew extracts from a much longer peiec, including one[...]

During the Mainframe Comic Con held over the weekend, Donny Cates talked to Chuck Lindsay about his comic book career, and a lot of his work at Marvel

The storyline, which seems to focus on John Constantine and Swamp Thing, will begin in the pages of September's DCeased: Dead Planet #3, written by Tom Taylor with art by Trevor Hairsine, Gigi Baldissini, and Rain Beredo, along with letters by Saida Temofonte. DCeased Dead Planet #3 begins the Road to Earth War Credit: DC Hyping up[...]

Detective Aisha Bukhari is stumped by this, until she's visited by her childhood friend, occult investigator John Constantine DC's Hellblazer discovers a link between the falling elite and a shocking moment in his and Aisha's misspent youth How do these killings tie to the first death on John's hands? How does this involve heaven and[...]

If you've ever wondered what it would be like if Frank Miller wrote John Constantine, you have your answer – in Netflix' Cursed Yes, Cursed may be based on the YA fantasy novel that's a prequel to the legend of King Arthur about how a Fey girl became the wielder of Excalibur and eventually becomes[...]

But, given today's John Constantine: Hellblazer, there must be some worry how he's going to deal with Aquaman… JUSTICE LEAGUE #47 (W) Robert Venditti (A) Eddy Barrows, Eber Ferreira (CA) Gary Frank "Vengeance Is Thine" conclusion! The Justice League battles through the dreaded Pit of Tartarus, mythological prison to the most wretched creatures imaginable.  Batman, Superman, the Flash, Green[...]

To be honest, John Constantine's membership of Justice League Dark from DC Comics, seeing him operating out of the Hall of Justice alongside the likes of Wonder Woman and Doctor Fate always looked a bit weird He is John Constantine after all, which is why his recent return to London in the Sandman Presents series[...]

We've been working on this in secret for a long time, and it's bloody magic! A new John Constantine limited series by Tom Taylor and Darick Robertson I am totally down for that And I'm not alone Hellblazer ongoing series writer Si Spurrier has added, EXCITE! More proper Constantine is more good comics. The series artist Darick Robertson[...]

And while yesterday's Hellblazer: John Constantine #6 was condensing the very best of Hellblazer into one issue, Justice League Dark #22 by Ram V, James Tynion IV, Alvaro Martinez Bueno, Amancay Nahuelpan, Raul Fernandez, June Chung and Rob Leigh had Constantine revisit his Swamp Thing roots – and break down reality. Constantine Can See His Own[...]

But this issue of John Constantine: Hellblazer #6 dealing with a preponderance of mystery deaths in a hospital, suffering under pressure is sadly as relevant now as it would have been back in April But it also gets a lot more relevant due to being published this week. It has been mentioned that writer Si Spurrier[...]

This week saw a most excellent issue of John Constantine: Hellblazer #5 from Si Spurrier and Matias Bergara It's an excellent issue that, due to coronavirus greatly impacting all aspects of comic distribution, many stores in Britain get copies of.  As Britain celebrated the work of doctors, nurses and other staff of the NHS with[...]

But John Constantine is still John Constantine And now, with Swamp Thoing, in the Justice League No Dark qualifier necessary… Well , this is fun Bleeding Cool has been following former publisher of DC, Dan DiDio, and his plan for 5G/Generation Five that was planned to have seen the central characters of the DC[...]

The current John Constantine: Hellblazer series has been a breath of fresh air, and today's #3 makes for quite the jumping on point Constantine has been away, see, messing with the superheroes, the Justice Leagues, the Heroes Of Tomorrow, and Britain has gone to pot a bit But there are those who have taken up the[...]

John Constantine of Hellblazer fame was initially modelled on Sting Something that Lee Bermejo seemed to recall in the recent Batman: Damned series. In issue 1 of the new Hellblazer we got a look at a lot of John Constantines across realities, including those who looked like Keanu Reeves. But the cover of the second issue of[...]

Meanwhile, Barry (Grant Gustin) and Mia (Katherine McNamara) desperately try to find a way to resurrect Oliver (Stephen Amell) with the help of John Constantine (Matt Ryan). The CW The Monitor explains who some of the Paragons are, and they're not completely surprising: Paragon of Hope: Kara Paragon of Destiny: Sara Lance Paragon of Truth: Some Superman who has suffered[...]

But in between them all is one of comic books' dirty little secrets – as secret as something that has been adapted into a movie starring Keanu Reeves, a TV series on the CW with a character who has been popping up in their other TV shows as well and who is meant to look[...]

Yesterday, Bleeding Cool looked at the new John Constantine comic written by Si Spurrier, kicking off the new run of Sandman Presents comic books, We enjoyed its introduction of new swearword to DC Comics' lexicon, the appearance of Keanu Reeves in a litany of other versions of the characters and an address that seemed directed[...]

We all remember the movie version of Hellblazer, dubbed Constantine, right? Well, when today's Hellblazer Special isn't introducing new swear words and Harry Potter to the DC Comics lexicon or having Constantine argue with Dan DiDio's current DC Comics policy, it shows us a variety of other versions of John Constantine. Including a rather recognisable American actor[...]

And set up a place for that to all take place within, Such as a multiverse of parallel realities, alternate words and that, which can't possibly exist in a John Constantine world. So the Occam's Razor that any such experiences he may have had in this field are down to him being a bit loopy[...]

And, as ever, John Constantine is often the instigator You may recall in Books Of Magic by Neil Gaiman how a 'f-cking hell' from Constantine became the frankly, far ruder, 'felching heck' on publication as no one not even the people who monitor the language on the website, knew what 'felching' meant back then But[...]