John Constantine, Hellblazer: Stations of the Cross
by Mike Carey (Writer), Chris Brunner (Illustrator (196)), Steve Dillon (Illustrator (200)), Marcelo Frusin (Illustrator (197-200)), Leonardo Manco (Illustrator (194-195, 200))
Hellblazer {1988-2013} (Collections and Selections — 194-200)
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Written by Mike Carey Art by Leonardo Manco, Chris Brunner, Marcelo Frusin and Steve Dillon Cover by Tim Bradstreet Collecting HELLBLAZER #194-200, STATIONS OF THE CROSS finds John Constantine in the aftermath of the near-apocalypse he unwittingly caused, alone and with no memory of his identity or history. But the Hellblazer 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.Tags
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I feel like I missed something while I was reading this collection; how did we go from Constantine bargaining a day of his life away to him having three diabolical children? Did he get the demoness preggers during his lost 24 hours (and she gestated extremely quickly), or is it all in his head? I'm sure that it'll all be explained in the next volume, but I have a sneaking suspicion that it's all reality and Constantine is in another fight for his life (and the world while he's at it).
Somewhat different than the regular Constantine fare, maybe because John had his memory taken. Probably just really liked the demons in this one.
Somewhat different than the regular Constantine fare, maybe because John had his memory taken. Probably just really liked the demons in this one.
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- 2006-08-23
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