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Constantine: The Hellblazer Vol. 1: Going Down
Constantine: The Hellblazer Vol. 1: Going Down | James Tynion IV, Ming Doyle
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Jump into the opening chapter of this wickedly funny and racy modern reintroduction of John Constantine! The dead cant die againeven within the supernatural circles that surround John Constantine, some things are impossible. But when the ghosts that haunt the occult detective start being murdered, it becomes clear the rules have changed. Far worse than ordinary death, this second death means oblivionno afterlife, no way back. To stop it, Constantine must explore the barriers between the mundane and the extraordinary: the thin places. The investigation takes the Hellblazer from New York City back home to London, where he joins up with an old rival, now an exorcist in Her Majestys Secret Service. Their dark, tangled history together is filled with music and magic, failed friendships and disastrous romance. But even if Constantine somehow survives the supernatural serial killer, the price involved could leave whatevers left of his soul beaten and broken. CONSTANTINE: THE HELLBLAZER: GOING DOWN collects the first six issues of the groundbreaking series by celebrated writers Ming Doyle (THE KITCHEN) and James Tynion IV (BATMAN ETERNAL) and acclaimed artists Riley Rossmo (Proof) and Vanessa Del Rey (Hit).
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TrishB
TrishB
Constantine: The Hellblazer | James Tynion, Ming Doyle
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#soldmysoul #octoberxfiles
Constantine sold his soul to the Devil.
This from hubby‘s shelves - please don‘t ever ask him about the film....

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Cathythoughts What an amazing cover 6y
Cinfhen Hahahaha!! I know what our guys can talk about when we talk books 😉❤️ (edited) 6y
Foragingfantasy We‘ve seen the movie soo many times. I wonder if I could tempt him to read the book. If he actually ever finishes a book, I might die of shock. 6y
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Reggie Did he not like the film? 6y
TrishB @Foragingfantasy I‘ve only seen it once !! 6y
TrishB @Reggie nope! Don‘t know if you know the book - Constantine is a blonde scouser (person from Liverpool!) and in the film he‘s played by Keanu Reeves, not a blonde scouser 😁 this annoys him ever so slightly! 6y
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Mentallofilth
Mentallofilth
Constantine: The Hellblazer | James Tynion, Ming Doyle
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Mehso-so

Gorgeous art undone by a script that just Never. Stops. Talking. Riley Rossmo is a phenomenal pick for a book like this, but his excellent character designs and atmospheric horror are frequently undermined by a script that just can‘t seem to let the art do the explaining. I don‘t blame Ming Doyle for this, as her co-writer - James Tynion III - has this problem regularly on his books. Promising, but disappointing.

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JillPill
JillPill
Constantine: The Hellblazer Vol. 1: Going Down | James Tynion IV, Ming Doyle
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This was such a great book. I loved the story and the artwork was really gritty and dark. It also had small bits of comic relief to balance out the very dark main character.

#Constantine

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strikingthirteen
strikingthirteen
Constantine: The Hellblazer Vol. 1: Going Down | James Tynion IV, Ming Doyle
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Pickpick

DC has been having a time trying to get Constantine back into circulation and I think they may have something here. He's as unlikable as he is in the original comics, the art reminds me a lot of those old comics, and certain aspects of his character are back! Sure his swears are censored but hey, he's swearing lots!

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