Hellblazer #178
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHellblazer #178 opens the second chapter of Mike Carey and Marcelo Frusin's "Red Sepulchre" arc under the Vertigo banner, with a brooding Tim Bradstreet cover that sets an unmistakably foreboding tone. John Constantine sits hunched and weary at the bottom of the image, surrounded above him by scattered bones and a small animal skeleton suspended within a mystic circle — while to his right, the tarot card of The Magician looms as an ominous counterpoint. It's a quietly unsettling composition that captures everything compelling about Constantine's world: occult symbolism, fragile humanity, and the sense that the cards — literally and figuratively — are already in play.
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Reprinted in Colección Vertigo #282 (2005), John Constantine, Hellblazer: Red Sepulchre #[nn] (2005), John Constantine, Hellblazer #16 (2017)
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