John Constantine, Hellblazer #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects issues #46-55 of the original Hellblazer series, continuing John Constantine's gritty supernatural adventures as he confronts personal demons and occult threats. The stories delve into his troubled past and the bloody consequences of his magical dealings, with contributions from writers like Garth Ennis and artists including Steve Dillon.
In "The Pub Where I Was Born," John Constantine confronts a haunting memory tied to a past he’s tried to bury—his first encounter with Ellie, a woman whose love for an angel named Tali led to tragedy. As the weight of that lost life resurfaces, John finds himself drawn into a reckoning in Hell, where even the ancient Nergal is not beyond punishment. Written by Garth Ennis and illustrated by Will Simpson, with inks by Mike Barreiro and Kim DeMulder, colors by Tom Ziuko, and letters by Gaspar Saladino, the issue’s haunting tone is matched by Rafael Albuquerque’s evocative cover.
In "Royal Blood Part Three: The Good Old Days," John Constantine digs into the dark origins of a cursed royal lineage, uncovering the shocking truth behind who summoned the ancient evil Calibraxis—and why he was bound to the body of a long-dead prince. The revelation pulls Constantine deeper into a web of forgotten sins and supernatural betrayals, where the past is never truly buried.
In "This Is the Diary of Danny Drake," a man’s public confession unravels a dark secret buried beneath years of silence. John Constantine digs into the truth behind Danny Drake’s sudden, desperate revelation—uncovering a chilling bargain made with a demon that granted him life at the cost of a child he never knew he’d lost.
In "Mortal Clay," John Constantine and Chas follow a grim trail after the sudden death of Chas’s uncle, uncovering a disturbing ritual tied to the desecration of graves. What begins as a search for answers leads them into a hidden operation where corpses are subjected to strange, unnatural experiments—only to be captured before they can learn the truth.
In "Body and Soul," John Constantine and Chas Chandler confront a haunting mystery when a tormented soul reveals that desecrated bodies are trapping spirits in a liminal state, where some are slowly consumed. As John works to free the trapped souls, their anguish begins to unravel the man responsible—Amis—while Chas confronts a personal reckoning of his own.
In "Guys & Dolls, Part One: Fallen Women," John Constantine takes in Chantinelle, a woman fleeing the depths of Hell with a dire warning: the First is using her to track him down. As the supernatural threat closes in, John must protect her while unraveling the dangerous game unfolding between ancient forces and the fragile lives caught in between.
In "Guys and Dolls Part Two: Nativity Infernal," John Constantine confronts a dark mystery tied to a fallen angel and a human woman named Ellie, whose forbidden love led to a child born of celestial sin. As the past collides with Hell’s brutal justice, John uncovers a punishment that echoes through the infernal realms—where even the damned are not immune to retribution.
In "She's Buying a Stairway to Heaven," John Constantine finds himself entangled in a desperate act of protection when he and a cadre of otherworldly forces—Triskele, Chas, Agony, and Ecstasy—seal Ellie’s soul with a masking sigil to keep her safe from the Devil’s grasp. Now hunted by forces both celestial and damned, John must face the Devil and Triskele in a confrontation that could unravel everything he’s tried to protect.
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