‘Hellblazer’ Creators Introduce a John Constantine for a New Era Creators Si Spurrier and Aaron Campbell on bringing Constantine back to his roots with the new DC series.

Hellblazer: Rise and Fall #1 showcases an appreciation for what has allowed the largely amoral magician to continue inspiring new stories of horror and dark fantasy for decades.

DC's new Hellblazer comic isn't necessarily superior to its predecessor, but it's certain;y much more in line with the classic Vertigo series. The return to England and the presence of a few ...

Hellblazer fans are served well with this short tale. While it's not particularly deep, its gives some new background on Johanna Constantine and her young companion.

Hellblazer: Rise and Fall, a three-part 48-page Prestige Plus format (approx. 8.5" x 10.875") mini-series written by the bestselling Tom Taylor (DCeased, Injustice: Gods Among Us, Suicide Squad ...

'The Sandman Universe Presents Hellblazer,' a special one-off issue brings John Constantine back to the mature-readers supernatural setting the character existed in for decades when it releases ...

Rossmo's teamed with writers Ming Doyle and James Tynion IV on DC Comics' Constantine: The Hellblazer, which continues the supernatural adventures of the trench-boated British antihero and adds ...

John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America #1 is published by DC Comics on January 16, 2024. Want to learn more about the comic origins of Dream and the rest of the Endless?

DC Comics' decision to cancel Vertigo title Hellblazer in favour of a new John Constantine solo series has been met with a strong reaction from the industry. Numerous creators have expressed ...

DC Comics' John Constantine was a revolutionary queer character in Hellblazer, pushing back against '90s comic book genre norms.

Hellblazer: Dead In America extends to an eleven-issue series by Si Spurrier. Penguin concludes with issue #12, despite other DC series ending at #11.