John Constantine, Hellblazer – Dead in America, an 11-issue miniseries by writer Simon Spurrier, artists Aaron Campbell & Lisandro Estherren, and colorist Jordie Bellaire.
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I liked this series, but it didn't wow me as much as Spurrier & Campbell's first run at Constantine. I'm sure I'd like it more if I'd read it all at once... even if I'd almost certainly agree that it overstays its welcome a little.
No relation to Hellraiser.
True. But the movie did force DC Comics to change the name of the planned series.
I'm glad you're back with a new review, Mark!
I've been getting sick of looking at Everlasting Love. :)
Thanks, Jeff! I'm back in the saddle. I have a couple more in the pipeline.