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Cover: Lee Bermejo

Hellblazer #249

Dec 2008 · DC · 2.99 USD; 2.99 CAD
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“The Roots of Coincidence Part Three”

From Vertigo's long-running mature-readers series, Hellblazer #249 arrives in December 2008 as part three of Andy Diggle's "The Roots of Coincidence." Lee Bermejo's painted cover delivers an unsettling image: John Constantine rendered as a limp marionette, suspended by strings above an open coffin amid cemetery crosses and guttering candles — a man famous for pulling strings on others here reduced to someone else's puppet. It's a striking visual argument for why this series, with interior art by Leonardo Manco, remains one of Vertigo's most atmospheric ongoing titles.

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writer Andy Diggle · artist, inker Leonardo Manco · colorist Lee Loughridge · letterer Jared K. Fletcher · cover Lee Bermejo

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artist, inker Leonardo Manco
cover pencils, inks Lee Bermejo

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Constantine meets his unborn brother from another reality again and realizes that he's been played since their first meeting.

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