So far, The Hellblazer doesn't boast the most compelling conflict John Constantine has ever faced. The series is smaller in scope than its predecessor and in no real hurry to tip its hand to readers.

A few familiar elements from Hellblazer runs past come back to haunt the old son in Hellblazer: Rise and Fall #1. Though the pairing of superstar writer Tom Taylor and The Boys co-creator Darick ...

This image provided by DC Entertainment shows chain-smoking British occult detective John Constantine. Constantine, long a staple of Vertigo's "Hellblazer," is getting what promises to be a duly ...

Hellblazer: Rise and Fall, a three-part 48-page Prestige Plus format (approx. 8.5" x 10.875") mini-series written by the bestselling Tom Taylor (DCeased, Injustice: Gods Among Us, Suicide Squad ...

The original Hellblazer still looms as a titanic comics accomplishment – spanning 25 years, 300 issues, and a laundry list of elite talent. What’s even more impressive is that in an industry ...

Anyone who reads Hellblazer for very long knows about Constantine's history as an aspiring punk rock star. Every so often writers will take a break to explore Constantine's time with Mucous ...

'The Sandman Universe Presents Hellblazer,' a special one-off issue brings John Constantine back to the mature-readers supernatural setting the character existed in for decades when it releases Oct.

Hellblazer: Rise And Fall Now, I admit I am complaining about a disconnect with reality in a comic book with demons, the devil, speared naked Prime Ministers and angel wings.

The Vertigo Hellblazer series, which ran 300 issues and 25 years, featured a variety of Rossmo's favorite artists such as Dave McKean, Giuseppe Camuncoli, Sean Phillips and Lee Bermejo. But the ...

FYI: This Hellblazer story was doubtless moved to L.A. to tie into the upcoming Constantine movie, starring Keanu Reeves, which transforms the very English magician into an Angeleno private eye.

Hellblazer isn’t actually mandatory reading, and you don’t see Wim Wenders fans freaking out over Castiel’s (equally noticeable) similarities with the angels in Wings of Desire.