
John Constantine faces torment and deadly enemies in a cynical, dark supernatural tale.
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John Constantine faces torment and deadly enemies in a cynical, dark supernatural tale.
Features the wrenching finale of Paul Jenkins's never-before-collected run on the title, as well as Garth Ennis and John Higgins's brutal five-issue coda, "Son of Man." For a man as cynical and jaded as John Constantine, there's only one kind of torment for which he is unprepared: contentment. But the fact is (even though he recently cut off a piece of his soul and marooned it in Hell to suffer for his sins), things are actually going pretty well. He's got a new girlfriend that he hasn't yet kil...
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Moderate sexual references; some explicit scenes implied or briefly depicted.
Frequent graphic violence; brutal scenes and collateral damage described.
Recurring strong language fitting the cynical tone of the protagonist.
Minor references to alcohol or smoking; not central to the story.
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Minor religious themes tied to supernatural elements.
Central occult themes; rituals, demonology, and dark magic pervasive.
Occult elements present as part of the fantasy magic system.
Minor social commentary through cynical protagonist's perspective.
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Moderate depictions of suffering; references to abuse in backstory.
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