And we’re back!

THIS IS IT! The Action, the writing,the art and the story is top notch! This is far one of the most enjoyable image comics i’ve read in a long time. It isn’t that serious and it isn’t that funny, it’s somewhere in between those and i think that’s what a comic should be! But i kinda have a feeling that is gonna be like Invincible, starting off really good,bright and fun then turning into an action drama. Anyways, read this damn series you won’t be disappointed. more

The aspects of Owen’s family to this story is just absolutely fabulous. It’s so smart,funny and unique. And this arc is starting to fasten up. I think Fire Power is the best series coming out of Image right now!this is just for this issue but i thought they kinda extended but that’s just my opinion

This is a new take on a some-what classic matter. I think that Kirkman’s going to take this story to places we haven’t seen. I just want to say that, don’t be a “Im just a marvel/dc guy”. Just read the damn book, and you will see it’s one of the best stories on the shelf! And Chris Samnee’s art is perfect as usual.

As per usual, this was great. Shame DC canceled it.

Another fantastic issue. Just really sharp, engaging and interesting. This is the last series DC should be cancelling right now.

I just can’t... This series is just so perfect. Simon Spurrier’s Hellblazer started off really good as all Hellblazer writers do, but Spurrier just turned into something fresh, something new and something we haven’t seen in years in the Hellblazer stories. I think that his biggest gift is that he can blend in laugh out loud stories and the ultra dark ghost stories really well. There isn’t much to say, this series absolutely brilliant. ( oh and Matias Bergara’s art is a perfect match to Spurrier’s comedic stories). BY THE WAY TO SAVE THE SERIES, SIGN THIS PETITION: https://www.change.org/p/dc-comics-persuade-dc-comics-to-continue-the-john-constantine-hellblazer-series?utm_content=cl_sharecopy_24193409_en-GB%3A3&recruited_by_id=9dd990c0-e4bb-11ea-8923-a919d8d317ef&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=copylink&utm_campaign=psf_combo_share_initial&utm_term=share_petition more

Just few days ago The Batman's trailer was released, to univeersal shock and praise of its dense, violent, dark atmosphere. It's by no means perfect and the final movie may end up being a misstep, but as of now, most sceptics seemingly vanished after seeing Pattinson obliterating a street thug and realizing they may have judget the book by its cover.
Similarly, Three Jokers took a crowbar and smashed the head of anyone who was skeptical, if not plain negative about it, before this issue dropped out. And man, what a comic we've just received...

First of, let's address the elephant in the room - the overall layout, as well as Fabok's fantastic art, just scream "The Killing Joke". Undoubtedly Johns wanted to give this story familiar feel without turning it into a full blown homeage. From the very first pages you know it's something unique, albeit filled with nods and references to iconic comics we know and love. Kinda like Sean Murphy's White Knight universe, you know? Something with its own tone and style, yet rooted in all the little things that defined Batman properties in the past.

The story started out strong - I'm not gonna spoil you a thing, but expect a detective mystery nicely connecting the main characters to the Joker... well, three of them, but you get the idea. Batman, Red Hood and Batgirl were all damaged, broken, hurt and humiliated by Joker, and each of them has a good personal reason to hate him, as well as be involved in the investigation.
Everything here is well thought through and leads somewhere. Where exactly, we don't know, but I sure look forward for this comic to unravel its story, because it's quite something special, I feel. Yet another limited series made with particular idea in mind, instead of being a never ending soap opera. Count me in. more

The wait was worth it! I never knew we would get this mini series, after years of cancellations I’ve got to admit, I thought all hope was lost but Geoff Johns did it again! He didn’t disappoint us. Geoff Johns is probably the guy who can write literally anything, I mean the guy can wrote about my poop and people would still read it (in a good way). This comic was flawless, Jason Fabok’s artworks is godlike. Go to the street and ask people about “How should a comic look?” and they would imagine either Jason Fabok’s art or Gary Frank’s artwork. And the colors, my god! they were amazing as well. I think at the end of this mini series, this mini series will not only be the best mini series of 2020, it is gonna be one of the best mini series out there! Oh and there’s one thing, I think the lettering was a little bit bad, but that’s just my opinion. more

Morbid, cynical, and great as always.

This is such a satisfying issue. Not much more to add. The series of the year so far.

this is fucking crazy.

Did Constantine just gave us a lesson on the meaning of love? I think he really did. I mean I don’t know how I could praise Simon Spurrier and his amazing artist Aaron Campbell more but goddamn they never disappoint us! And from the first stories of hellblazer, one of Constantine’s biggest thing was that he can bring so much humanity and so much personality and so much relatability to the forces that are fighting for evil and good, and I really think that, this is what John Constantine is for, this is why the comics media exist, and I know this may sound stupid but I really believe that this is why John Constantine is Hellblazer. Thank You, Simon Spurrier for everything you’ve done for my absolute favorite character of all time, you are an living god for me and I hope for all hellblazer fans. And Aaron Campbell’s art just creeps me out and that’s in a good way, I think it really matches the tone of the writing. Another Amazing Story Arc! Another Amazing Issue! I hope everyone feels the same with me on this series because I haven’t seen a flaw in this whole series. more

The first issue of Decorum was a little bit confusing which is expected by every book written by Jonathan Hickman (in a good way) and I love he just completely tells us nothing in the first 10 pages and that’s bloody amazing, I mean he creates weird ass worlds and they all turn out to be epic. I’m sure that they will connect the war in the first pages to the main story and the stuff the carrier girl and that mafia alien fight scene has been epic, my only complain would be they could’ve gave us more information about the world of Decorum and the main story going on, I mean we don’t exactly have status quo yet but this is Jonathan Hickman, so expect one. And The art was pretty good but the change with the realistic pictures and the black and white pictures were just a mess, I mean it’s experimental but it’s really confusing and could’ve been better. Overall this is a really good story with fantastic art with just experimental coloring, and the experimental coloring is just not for me. I hope they can keep up the good world building and storytelling. My hopes are with you Jonathan Hickman, don’t disappoint us. more

This is just a damn perfect issue. There's not much I can really say about this series that would do it justice, aside from praising it as the best series out right now (it is). Not a bad issue. Not even a "good" issue. Everything so far has been phenomenal, and I hope they can keep it up. As for this particular issue, it's just as good as everything before it. The humor is on point, the art is unlike anything on the shelves right now, and the story is original to boot. I give it a 12 out of 10. more

I think that Simon spurrier has become one of my favorite writers in hellblazer, I mean the stuff with the dreaming was good too, but hellblazer is just on another level. I mean he can show us that he can make little ghost stories turn into poetic horror. I can easily say that with this issue, Spurrier made mermaids scary. This is the best run on hellblazer since Brian Azarello’s run, John Constantine is my favorite character, and Simon spurrier shows why we love the character. I can say this a hundred times but spurrier is a gift from god to us hellblazer fans. I want to give a low score,because I rated almost every issue on this series a 10, but there’s nothing bad. I love this series. Everyone should read it! more

Haven't done a review in a while b/c of circumstances, but holy mother of god. What an issue. This entire arc has just been an amazing buildup and payoff, this issue in particular is just the amazing climax that Zdarsky has been building towards since issue 1. Matt is back, and he is better than ever, and the fight scenes are all so amazing. The use of radar sense is also awesome to see again, and the inner thought bubbles are perfectly written. Might be the best way to come back to weekly comics for me :) more

With this issue, actually this whole series puts Zdarsky as one of the top writers on marvel. Inferno was an short but powerful, impactful story arc. Everything from the beginning to the climax was just amazing. I love daredevil. I love zdarsky!

This issue was for the ones who didn’t really liked Noah as a replacement for chas (I am one of them) but spurrier proves that Noah is an amazing and good hearted character in just one issue. This issue was poetic and had very good details about its character, even the ones we see only for a page. This issue is scary, poetic and at times funny. Its everything hellblazer wants to be and should be. Another a plus story! more

Funny at times, serious at others. Some nice nods to past characters again. Matias Bergara's art gives it a completely different feel to the first story-arc. It's not dark and gritty, but bright and colourful. He is brilliant at facial expressions, especially Constantine's. I'm intrigued by the mystery that's building. This title is the first book I read on release day. Can't wait for issue six!