Hellblazer #143
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeWarren Ellis and Marcelo Frusin bring their gritty sensibility to this December 1999 issue of Vertigo's long-running occult series, subtitled "Telling Tales." Tim Bradstreet's cover art places John Constantine front and center — trenchcoat-clad, cigarette in hand, wearing the world-weary expression of a man who has seen too much — while fragmented scenes of shadowy crowds, urban chaos, and dark silhouetted figures swirl behind him like half-remembered nightmares. It's a moody, atmospheric composition that captures exactly why Constantine remains one of comics' most compelling antiheroes.
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John fictionalizes the occult side of London.
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