Refocusing the book on Constantine himself pays countless dividends, and shows just how versatile a writer Si Spurrier is. Never knowing where or how this story is playing out is just insane, and plays to all Matias Bergara’s artistic strengths. Continue reading John Constantine: Hellblazer #10 ★★★★★
Superb craftsmanship by the creative team, but the boundary-pushing underpinning much of John Constantine’s history is missing here, which stops the story hitting the heights it could reach. Continue reading Hellblazer: Rise and Fall #1 ★★★½
Si Spurrier’s incisive look at the royal family is no less brutal than his look at English racism and Brexity fishermen. Matias Bergara’s art is both witty and horrific in equal measure. Continue reading John Constantine: Hellblazer #9 ★★★★★
The siren’s story comes to a gruesome conclusion, with some bleak Constantine wisdom about love and magic. Comics storytelling this good only happens once or twice a generation and it’s just beautiful. Continue reading John Constantine: Hellblazer #8 ★★★★★
Si Spurrier, Aaron Campbell and Jordie Bellaire tell a grimy, Eisner quality tale about an English fisherman and a mermaid. It’s politically timely, yet timeless in its condemnation of small people with a bit of power. Awesome stuff. Continue reading John Constantine: Hellblazer #7 ★★★★★
Si Spurrier takes us on a quick side step through Britain’s current flirtation with hate. It’s uncomfortable, yet perfectly drawn and has incisive points to make. Continue reading John Constantine: Hellblazer (2019-) #6 ★★★★★
Si Spurrier delivers classic Hellblazer. John is a complete bastard but you can’t keep your eyes off him and the art is insanely good. Continue reading Hellblazer (2019-) #5
4 Color Dreamer 