John Constantine: Hellblazer, Vol. 2
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- Author：Simon Spurrier
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Summary
John Contantine， Hellblazer， is back！ As one of DC's and the Sandman Universe's most iconic characters， he is just as you remember him， in volume two of this brand-new series！
In London， John Constantine is up to his usual antics。 The adventures continue， quite dark and still twisted。 Will he protect a group of British fishermen from an ancient merwoman？ Or stop a disgraced royal from unleashing a bloodthirsty horror？ There's really only one way to find out。。。
The original Constantine is back in this series from Si Spurrier （The Dreaming） and Aaron Campbell （Infidel）， collecting John Constantine: Hellblazer #7-12。
In London， John Constantine is up to his usual antics。 The adventures continue， quite dark and still twisted。 Will he protect a group of British fishermen from an ancient merwoman？ Or stop a disgraced royal from unleashing a bloodthirsty horror？ There's really only one way to find out。。。
The original Constantine is back in this series from Si Spurrier （The Dreaming） and Aaron Campbell （Infidel）， collecting John Constantine: Hellblazer #7-12。
Reviews
Lucas
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A premature conclusion to a fantastic story。 Continuing on their stride， Spurrier， Campbell and Bergara offer more of that Hellblazer goodness。 Mermaids as an allegory for overfishing， mutant unicorns in a tale of royal perversion， a literal hate demon taking the lead in radical politics。。。 It never let's down。 Well except for the fact that it ends kind of abruptly， and what was supposed to be the big series climax is crammed into a two parter， where big reveals in the first part， fuel bigger re A premature conclusion to a fantastic story。 Continuing on their stride， Spurrier， Campbell and Bergara offer more of that Hellblazer goodness。 Mermaids as an allegory for overfishing， mutant unicorns in a tale of royal perversion， a literal hate demon taking the lead in radical politics。。。 It never let's down。 Well except for the fact that it ends kind of abruptly， and what was supposed to be the big series climax is crammed into a two parter， where big reveals in the first part， fuel bigger reveals in the second。 You can tell some of this was supposed to be stretched out over a longer time。 But they made it work the best they could。 And left it open for an eventual return。 Here's hoping 。。。more
Jenn Marshall
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This is my favorite version of Constantine。 This series was amazing overall。 But volume 2 is the best of the run in my opinion。 Hands down one of my favorite trades out there
Chris Lemmerman
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The second and final collection of the Sandman Universe's Hellblazer is exactly what you want it to be， and everything you wish it wasn't。As John travels all over London on the tail of his mysterious doppleganger， the truth behind him comes to light in some horrific ways。 While the early part of the volume is mostly one and done or short two part stories， they all have a throughline that ties them together， not to mention Si Spurrier's trademark sarcasm and biting wit that flows out of John's mo The second and final collection of the Sandman Universe's Hellblazer is exactly what you want it to be， and everything you wish it wasn't。As John travels all over London on the tail of his mysterious doppleganger， the truth behind him comes to light in some horrific ways。 While the early part of the volume is mostly one and done or short two part stories， they all have a throughline that ties them together， not to mention Si Spurrier's trademark sarcasm and biting wit that flows out of John's mouth like it was born to be there。It all culminates in a final two part story that closes down this phase of the story with more than a few great reveals， all of which contribute to the horrible realisation that the series is over and we're never going to get to see them play out even with the bumper sized page count for the final issue。Aaron Campbell bookends this volume by drawing the opening and closing stories， while Mattias Bergara reunites with Spurrier once again for the middle two issues。 They're a proven art team， and Campbell's early 90s Vertigo style is the perfect fit for this book as he has been since it started。Books this good deserve better than this， they really do。 Seeing the back of this one really hurts， because not only was it fantastic， but it had so much more story to tell。 As John would put it - what an absolute fucking travesty。 。。。more
Gavin Jefferson
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That conclusion。。。！ It opens everything up and DC go and fucking cancel the series。 Jesus。 Such potential。 This has been the best ongoing I've read in years， and I hate that it ended。 Incredible stuff。 That conclusion。。。！ It opens everything up and DC go and fucking cancel the series。 Jesus。 Such potential。 This has been the best ongoing I've read in years， and I hate that it ended。 Incredible stuff。 。。。more
Ian Roditi
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Necesito más Constantine de este equipo creativo ❤
Alberto González
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