by Alfredo Alcala, Jamie Delano, John Ridgway
I came to meet Constantine through Dangerous Habits and later on through the movie with Keanu Reeves. I like it a lot (one a bit better than the other but both were captivating in representing anti-hero turned hero in the perspective of human race). So I decided to try reading the origins. What I li...
I'm not sure I can say I like this. The subject matter is quite unpalatable, really. I do have this attraction to occult detective stories, and that's Hellblazer in a nutshell. Constantine is not what I'd call a good man. His compass is flawed, but in his own way, he does try to make things right or...
Birthed in the pages of Alan Moore's Swamp Thing, John Constantine is a sort of magician P.I., investigating the paranormal and exploring the seedier side of Western society in the 1980s. Equal part social commentary and indulgent magical realism, the first volume does an adequate job acquainting us...
Sometimes, with this sort of thing it feels like this:Oh no! Some dumbass has unleashed [magical being:] from [magical dimension:] using [whatever:]. Now [our hero:] has to find [magical item:], which is located in [unlikely place:] guarded by [unlikely person:]. Holy cow! [bloodsplatter:] [politica...
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