Hellblazer #[1]
This volume collects the earliest issues of John Constantine's solo series, originally published under DC's Vertigo imprint, written by Jamie Delano. It follows the cynical streetwise magician as he navigates a grim supernatural underworld, blending horror and political commentary in 1980s London. This is the first of three volumes in ECC Ediciones' collection of Delano's foundational run on the character.
In Hellblazer #1 (2016), John Constantine returns to England only to learn that his old friend Gary Lester has unwittingly unleashed the demon Mnemoth in New York, devouring people and spreading chaos. With Gary and the enigmatic Papa Midnite, Constantine must race to contain the infernal threat before it consumes the city—before it’s too late. Written by Jamie Delano and Fernando Refoyo Romero, with art by John Ridgway and colors by Lovern Kindzierski, the issue’s haunting tone is matched by Dave McKean’s striking cover.
In "Hambre," John Constantine returns to England only to learn that his old friend Gary Lester has unwittingly unleashed the demon Mnemoth in New York, spreading madness and devouring lives. With Gary and the enigmatic Papa Midnite, Constantine must race across America to stop the ancient evil before it consumes everything in its path.
In "Antártida," John Constantine—numb to emotion, his empathy stripped away—tracks the Horrorist, a malevolent spirit born from humanity’s darkest cruelties, across a frozen wasteland where the cold mirrors the emptiness within him. The story unfolds with a chilling intimacy, as the line between hunter and hunted blurs in a landscape shaped by forgotten sins.
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↩ Reprints Hellblazer #1 (1988), Hellblazer #2 (1988), Hellblazer #3 (1988), Hellblazer #4 (1988), Hellblazer #5 (1988), Hellblazer #6 (1988), Hellblazer #7 (1988), Hellblazer #8 (1988), Hellblazer #9 (1988), Swamp Thing #76 (1988), Hellblazer #10 (1988), Swamp Thing #77 (1988), Hellblazer #11 (1988), Hellblazer #12 (1988), Hellblazer #13 (1988), Hellblazer Annual #1 (1989), The Horrorist #1 (1995), The Horrorist #2 (1996)
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