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Hellblazer
Books in series
#1
Hellblazer
1988
Najdugovečniji Vertigov serijal sa preko 200 mesečnih sveski. Vitalnost priče obezbedila je relativno česta izmena scenariste gde su se oprobali pored ostalih Delano, Gart Enis, Pol Dženkins, Voren Elis... I sjajna polazna postavka: Džon Konstantin je naizgled običan čovek koji živi u savremenom Londonu, a zapravo je uzvišeni mag kome je pripala uloga posrednika u večnom sukobu Raja i Pakla. Jedini čovek koji je uspeo da prevari đavola i ostane živ.
#3
Hellblazer
1998
When a trail of murder and blood leads to John Constantine, he is exposed and forced to go on the run. Finding unexpected solace in a hippie commune, John begins to relax - but before long he's embroiled in horror, when a conspiracy of scientists and Freemasons attempts to harness the power of ley lines and nightmares to create a Fear Machine.
#6
Hellblazer
1991
John Constantine, the main character in
Hellblazer
, was originally a very minor character in DC Comics'
Swamp Thing
. Next came his only series, in which this hard-smoking, hard-drinking, all around manipulator walked the thin line of magic between this world and hell. So when Irishman Garth Ennis was asked to write this comic book, he had asked himself, "What could I possibly do to John Constantine that hadn't been done before? And one course of action suddenly stood out above all others: Kill him." The result is a tense supernatural drama that begins with Constantine being diagnosed with terminal lung cancer. Though this book only hints at the freeform casualness and over-the-top vulgarity that became Ennis' trademark in the Preacher series, this is an immensely enjoyable read with strong characters and dynamite plot twists.
\—Jim Pascoe
#7
Hellblazer
1991
Book by Garth Ennis
#12
Hellblazer
2003
From Garth Ennis, the award-winning writer of Preacher, and acclaimed artist John Higgins (Sandman, Pride & Joy) comes another terrifying tale of the chain-smoking mystic, John Constantine. Constantine is visited by an old friend and suddenly his world is turned upside down as he is reminded of a dark deed he performed many years ago - which has now come back to haunt him. Soon South London mobsters and bent coppers are the least of his worries...Featuring a cover gallery by Glenn Fabry (Preacher, Just a Pilgrim) this is another peek beneath the filthy blanket of Constantine's supernatural and seedy London life.
#13
Hellblazer
2003
Learning of the murder of a love from his past, cynical mystic John Constantine descends into London's underworld to uncover the circumstances of her death and catch her mysterious killer. Embarking on a journey that leaves him beaten and battered, Constantine is forced to relive his ex-lover's miserable fall from grace and her brutal murder. Pushed to his physical and emotional limits, the Hellblazer confronts the sadistic murderer and psychotic magician Josh Wright and makes him pay for all of his sins and a few extra for good measure. SUGGESTED FOR MATURE READERS. Collects issues 134-139.
#14
Hellblazer
2004
Shipped from UK, please allow 10 to 21 business days for arrival. Published 2004 by Vertigo. Very Good condition Collects issues #140-#143.
#15
Hellblazer
2014
An assortment of Hellblazer stories written by Brian Azzarello (100 BULLETS), Warren Ellis (PLANETARY), and others. In these stories by some of comics' top writers, John Constantine faces school violence, a desperate, occult family and more. Plus: A group of documentary filmmakers try to find out what happened to Mucous Membrane—an up-and-coming punk band led by John Constantine that met a mysterious end. Collects HELLBLAZER #144, 145, 245-246, 250 and VERTIGO RESURRECTED: HELLBLAZER—SHOOT #1.
#16
Hellblazer
2000
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.
#17
Hellblazer
2002
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...
Authors
Jamie Delano
Author · 34 books
Garth Ennis
Author · 392 books
Warren Ellis
Author · 223 books
Jason Aaron
Author · 479 books
Brian Azzarello
Author · 190 books
Mike Carey
Author · 146 books
Denise Mina
Author · 29 books
Andy Diggle
Author · 90 books
Hellblazer
Series ·
21
books · 1988-2014
By
Jamie Delano
,
Garth Ennis
,
Warren Ellis
, and more
#18
Hellblazer
1997
"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.
#19
Hellblazer
2004
John Constantine, a razor-tongued, chain-smoking, trench-coat-wearing mystic with a penchant for being in the wrong place at the right time, has become one of the most recognizable and enduring characters in modern comics. Featuring bone-chilling tales of horror, magic, loss and regret, JOHN CONSTANTINE, SETTING SUN follows John Constantine as he faces the London underworld.
#20
Hellblazer
2005
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.
#21
Hellblazer
2005
Continuing Mike Carey's acclaimed run on HELLBLAZER, BLACK FLOWERS rachets up the suspense as Constantine begins to see—and battle—the signs of a coming apocalypse in the stories "The Game of Cat and Mouse," the 2-part "Black Flowers" and the 3-part "Third Worlds" from issues #181-186.
#22
Hellblazer
2005
The apocalypse that has been looming finally arrives, and John Constantine must marshal the most powerful magicians in the world to face the threat. However, once again it turns out to be his friends and family who really save the daybut for a change, its Constantine who pays the price.
#23
Hellblazer
2005
John Constantine is an unconcerned, somewhat amoral occultist with a British working-class background. He's a hero of sorts, who manages to come out on top through a combination of luck, trickery and genuine magical skill. This latest volume finds the hard-drinking master of bad-luck magic suffering alone in the aftermath of the near-apocalypse he unwittingly caused, with no memory of his identity or history. However, he still has his usual luck, and soon enough he's being hunted by man and demon alike – and about to make the worst mistake of his long, blood-soaked life. Collecting HELLBLAZER #194-200
#24
Hellblazer
2004
John Constantine's three illegitimate demonic children seek revenge on him by going after his remaining friends and loved ones.
#25
Hellblazer
2006
Knowing that the apocalypse is looming on the horizon and threatening to destroy everything, John Constantine is forced to turn to Nergal, one of his fiercest foes, for help.
#26
Hellblazer
2006
Collecting award-winning novelist Denise Mina's (Garnethill, Deception, Field of Blood) take on the hard-drinking master of bad-luck magic from HELLBLAZER #216-222. When an ordinary man innocently uses an incantation, he turns to Constantine for help. But when an infamous Scottish occultist gets involved, Constantine discovers he has been cursed with empathy for his fellow man and realizes that the nightmare has just begun.
#27
Hellblazer
2007
As Praexis demons gather around Glasgow, feasting on the emotions, a deadly infection of empathy turns the city into a ghost town, and unless Constantine can come up with a solution, the world will succumb to the empathy plague.
#29
Hellblazer
2008
This new HELLBLAZER trade paperback begins as John Constantine receives a perplexing birthday gift: a memory wrapped up in a warning. Collecting issues #238-242 of Vertigo's longest running series, written by Andy Diggle (THE LOSERS, GREEN ARROW: YEAR ONE).