8: Rake at the Gates of HellĬollects Hellblazer #72–84 and Heartland #1. 7: Tainted LovĬollects Hellblazer #62–71, Hellblazer Special #1 and Vertigo Jam #1. Garth Ennis became the main writer on the series, then Paul Jenkins picked up after him, then Warren Ellis and Brian Azzarello. Jamie Delano stopped writing John Constantine after issue #40. This is a four-issue mini-series written by Neil Gaiman about Timothy Hunter’s introduction to the world of magic by the Trenchcoat Brigade (the Phantom Stranger, Doctor Occult, Mister E, and of course John Constantine) whose duty to resolve the uncertainty around Tim’s fate one way or another. 4: The Family ManĬollects Hellblazer #23–33, Hellblazer Vertigo Secret Files and Origins #1. You can find it in Sandman – Volume 1: Preludes and Nocturnes collected edition. John Constantine made an appearance in an early issue of the Sandman by Neil Gaiman. 2: The Devil You KnowĬollects Hellblazer #10–13, The Horrorist #1–2 and Annual #1. The series is now written by Rick Veitch. There’s a bit of overlap, that’s why you’ll find Swamp Thing #76 here and in Swamp Thing: Spontaneous Generation.Ĭollects Swamp Thing #65–70. What happens in this book is taking place during the same period of time as what you’ll read in the next two Swamp Thing books on this list. 1: Original SinsĬollects Hellblazer #1–9, Swamp Thing #76–77. John Constantine quickly became a popular character and started his own adventures in John Constantine, Hellblazer written by Jamie Delano. Here, John Constantine only appeared in issues #51 and #55. The storyline mostly ends here, but the epilogue is at the beginning of the next book.Ĭollects Swamp Thing #51-56. It’s the beginning of the main storyline developed in the next book.Ĭollects Saga of the Swamp Thing #43-50. John Constantine appeared in issues #37-40. John Constantine Reading Order:īefore getting the main protagonist of his own series, John Constantine first appeared in The Saga of the Swamp Thing as a recurring guest star wreaking havoc in Alec Holland’s life.Ĭollects Saga of the Swamp Thing #35-42. Being his friend can be as dangerous as being his enemy. Known for his cynicism, his deadpan snarking, his ruthless cunning, and his constant chain-smoking, John Constantine wants to help save lives, but his technic can be deadly if it’s for the greater good. Not loved by many, he still joined teams and help save the world, the universe, and reality. Created by Alan Moore, Steve Bissette, and John Totleben in 1984 in The Saga of Swamp Thing series, John Constantine is a working-class occult detective and con man from London.

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