There’s never been a comics character like John Constantine, DC Comics’ trench-coat-sporting magician and wisecracking righter of wrongs. He’s openly, specifically political. He’s queer ...

John Constantine has been knocking around the fictional realm for a while. The occult detective has jumped from DC comic to DC comic, to various adaptations on both television and movies. There's ...

In 1992’s Hellblazer #51, by John Smith, Sean Phillips, and Tom Ziuko, John Constantine casually remarks that all of his past girlfriends and “the odd boyfriend” end up walking out on him.

From Wick to Harker, Utah to Silverhand, Keanu Reeves can't stop playing men called John. Why does this name follow him ...

John Constantine was the first real home grown character I believed in. He was the creation of Alan Moore, a writer from Wolverhampton who'd started out writing for Vertigo (2000 AD) which was later ...

Seems likely given that's where the character of Constantine first appeared, all the way back in 1985's Swamp Thing #37. John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America #1 is published by DC Comics ...

Although NBC’s Constantine TV show was cancelled after just one season, that didn’t mark the end of Matt Ryan’s take on the popular DC Comics character. He resurfaced towards the end of 2015 ...

Keanu Reeves is eager to once again suit up in John Constantine‘s signature trench coat and tie. Nearly twenty years after he first brought the DC Comics/Vertigo character to life in Francis ...