John Constantine, Hellblazer: The Roots of Coincidence #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together issues #1-6 of the 2009 'Hellblazer' miniseries, written by Peter Milligan with art by Giuseppe Camuncoli. The story follows John Constantine as he investigates a series of bizarre, interconnected events that seem to be orchestrated by a mysterious force, delving into themes of fate and chaos. It's a standalone arc that explores Constantine's manipulative nature and his uneasy relationship with the supernatural forces he often tries to outwit.
In "The Mortification of the Flesh Part One," John Constantine confronts Burnham’s dangerous scheme, sealing him and Mako away in a soul cage before mending things with Chas—only to sense something deeply off about himself. Written by Andy Diggle and illustrated by Leonardo Manco, this 2009 Hellblazer issue blends supernatural tension with personal reckoning, all wrapped in Lee Bermejo’s striking cover art.
In "The Roots of Coincidence Part Two," John Constantine confronts Burnham’s twisted scheme, sealing him and Mako away in a soul cage before mending his fractured bond with Chas. But as the dust settles, Constantine can’t shake the growing unease—something deep within him feels dangerously off.
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