Edición española de "John Constantine Hellblazer Special: Confesion", de enero de 1993. Incluye una galería de ilustraciones y "Unas gotas de sangre", un artículo escrito por Garth Ennis.

John Constantine has lost his freedom and must adapt to life behind bars. Sentenced to a maximum-security penitentiary, the Hellblazer soon learns that there is a whole different set of rules to live and die by within the prison walls. But for a man that is used to making the rules, Constantine quickly realizes that to become king of this castle he will have to fight his way up the ladder through ruthless gangs, brutal guards, and finally to the prison's overlord. Then it will be time for everyone to learn his rules. Collects issues #146-150 of Hellblazer.

With his business in America finally finished, John Constantine returns to England, much to the shock of everyone who thought he'd perished in a prison riot. And as usual, his actions have had bad consequences after his disappearance, his niece Gemma ran away to London, leaving his sister to move into a new council building that shelters an addictive evil. Said evil provides a clue that puts Constantine on Gemmas trail, but her persistent interest in the family magic business has gotten her involved with a very bad crowd, one that now thinks it can use her as a goad to make Constantine do their bidding. But Constantine has never been known for taking orders, or for his forgiving nature.

John Constantine: Hellblazer, mystical troubleshooter, has faced horrors beyond human comprehension, stared down devils and battled demons. With a devil - may - care attitude, he shoots first and asks questions later...which is why he's just got out of prison. Now Constantine must revisit the no - horse town of Doglick, to make amends to the family of the man whose death he was imprisoned for. But Doglick is a town of dark secrets, and Constantine's past may be lying in wait for him there, sharpening its teeth...

"The hearts of men are as cold as ice. No one knows that better than John Constantine, who has forgotten more about evil than most people will ever know. The cost of that knowledge has been high, of course, but luckily for Constantine there have been plenty of others around to help share the pain. Now, as he continues his cross-country trek through America's darkened backroads, he continues to find that the one thing he can count on—and exploit—is mankind's everyday viciousness. Some things never change"—Page 4 of cover.

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