Swamp Thing grew close to Arcane’s niece, Abigail, and allied himself with the mystic John Constantine. Swamp Thing and Abby eventually married and, with the unwitting assistance of Constantine ...

“It’s an up-and-down thing.” The audience laughed before Leguizamo teased, "I’m sorry I started so rudely!" Related: John Leguizamo Jokes He Got His 'Plumbing Skills' for New Movie from ...

For those not aware of who Tefé is, she’s the daughter of Abigail Arcane and John Constantine possessed by Swamp Thing, i.e., a character that has spent most of her life in the pages of Vertigo ...

John Constantine made his first appearance in DC Comics with Swamp Thing #37 in 1985 and was created by writer Alan Moore. He was initially introduced as a minor character, but Constantine quickly ...

In the meantime, if you're curious about the character's origins, you can also pick up the John Constantine ... with other DC characters like Swamp Thing and Sandman, and behind-the-scenes ...

Mangold's comments state firmly that he views Swamp Thing as a standalone. Due to that, fans wanting to see the setup for a Justice League Dark movie, with John Constantine appearing, for example ...

From his first appearance in Swamp Thing, John Constantine has been all about the unlikely alliance. Over the years, the Hellblazer has joined forces with angels, demons, rival mages, and superheroes.

Alan Moore introduced occult expert and perpetual chain smoker John Constantine in the pages of Swamp Thing and the character was an immediate breakout star. He received his own series in 1987 ...

John Constantine made his debut in the pages of Alan Moore's Swamp Thing, but immediately caught on with readers as DC's grim British occult detective. In 1988, the antihero received his own ...

The original writer of Keanu Reeves’ 2005 Constantine movie, Frank Cappello, has revealed that there were plans for a Swamp Thing movie that he was developing for Warner Bros. and DC after they pulled ...