John Constantine, Hellblazer #17
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects issues #190-201 of the original Hellblazer series, continuing John Constantine's gritty supernatural adventures as he faces personal and mystical threats. The stories delve into his troubled past and present, with a focus on his relationships and the consequences of his actions in a world of dark magic and corruption.
In "Staring at the Wall, Part One of Five," John Constantine is trapped in a haunting psychological trial by Rosacarnis—daughter of the dark deity Nergal—forced to confront three alternate realities where he married different women, each leading to a nightmarish future shaped by demonic offspring. Written by Mike Carey and brought to life with striking art by Steve Dillon, Marcelo Frusin, and Leonardo Manco, this issue blends surreal imagery with deep emotional dread, all rendered in vivid colors by Lee Loughridge and sharp lettering by Clem Robins. The cover, a chilling portrait by Tula Lotay, captures Constantine’s isolation in a moment of quiet, unsettling revelation.
In "Out of Season, Part 1 of 2," John Constantine flees the law after being framed for murder, only to cross paths with a fugitive who carries the memories of every person on Earth. As shadows close in and the Phantom Stranger intervenes to steer Rosacarnis away from John, the line between truth and madness begins to blur.
In "Stations of the Cross, Part Three of Three," John Constantine finds himself caught between infernal forces when the First of the Fallen intervenes at Ghant’s auction, dragging the demon away to hell. With his options dwindling, John must make a dangerous bargain with Rosacarnis, trading his memories for a single day of her service—no matter the cost.
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