Constantine: The Hellblazer #8
| Writer | Ming Doyle, James Tynion IV |
| Artist | Riley Rossmo |
| Cover Price | $2.99 |
The creepy Mr. Rumor and his mysterious employer have executed a hostile takeover of New Yorks hottest supernatural nightspot! Now, only John Constantine can help Papa Midnite sneak into his own club to rescue the deadly magical artifacts inside. How is Mr. Rumors scheming connected to the destructive magical force thats been brewing in NYC since our series began? Its the Hellblazers business to find out.
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Nerdophiles - Jackson Adams
Jan 18, 2016Constantine: The Hellblazer has rapidly become not only DC's best magic book, but also one of their very best comics, period. This is such a perfect blend of perspectives, with both writers and a split art team all working together to create something wholly unique for a fairly well-established character. This is among one of the most perfect portrayals of John Constantine ever and it's possibly the best jumping-on point for people interested in exploring the character. Read Full Review
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Weird Science - Reggie Hemingway
Jan 13, 2016What a pleasure it was toread a comic book about two lying magicians hanging out at an evil clubfilledwith torture and gore. The story is good, the characterizations were better,and the art runs away with everything in the ad hoc awards show taking place inmy head. And for best animal used to menace captives: the rooster-headedpython! For strongest thighs and calves: John Constantine! Thank you, ladiesand gentlemen, drive safely. And thank you, creators of this particular comicbook. It is really picking up steam now. Read Full Review
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Infinite Comix - Russell Troxel
Jan 15, 2016Constantine: The Hellblazer is an excellent issue that really capitalizes on the personalities readers have come to love while drawing on past stories to build into a greater story. The creative team continues to do good work. Read Full Review
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6.0
This book looks great, but I just felt that this story dragged on a bit too slowly for me. It felt like one good frank conversation between Papa Midnight and Constantine would have been able to clear a lot of this unpleasantness up, and not have to cause as many different problems as it did. The art is great, the writing, beyond just getting a bit bogged down with dialogue, and I am really looking forward to seeing how this story goes on from here, and what Constantine does with his relationship with Oliver- because to call this issue a "rough patch" for the two lovebirds would be a GROSS understatement. This series has been really solid, so a few slower or less groundbreaking issues is to be expected, I just was hoping that this book woul more
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