John Constantine, Hellblazer by Paul Jenkins and Sean Phillips Omnibus

No one carries guilt like Constantine—and no one escapes it quite like him. Paul Jenkins and Sean Phillips’ run on Hellblazer forged a uniquely human John Constantine—flawed, self-loathing, and fiercely clever—who navigates trauma, time, demons, dreams, and England's haunted soul. From Aboriginal gods and King Arthur’s ghosts to personal reckonings in pubs and hellscapes, Jenkins reimagines Constantine’s magic not as a tool, but as a curse—and dares him to use it anyway. Phillips' gritty, atmospheric art anchors the carnivalesque supernatural with grounded realism, making every setback feel personal. This omnibus compiles pivotal chapters: Hellblazer #51 and #85–128, #250, Vertigo: Winter’s Edge #1, and Hellblazer: Books of Magic #1–2, capturing a watershed era that deepened Constantine’s mythos and moral complexity. A must for fans of noir horror and character-driven supernatural storytelling.

Who might be interested in reading?

• Readers who relish noir-infused supernatural tales with deep moral conflict.
• Fans of John Constantine and the Hellblazer mythos, especially those who appreciate psychological depth.
• Appreciation for moody, gritty art and atmospheric storytelling.
• Readers drawn to mythic elements like Aboriginal gods and Arthurian ghosts woven into modern trauma.