Constantine is driven by a sense of obligation to a dead man, showing a rare (if cynical) sense of honor. 🎨 Creative Team
It also occasionally includes backup stories or special features depending on the specific edition's printing. 📌 Key Themes John Constantine, Hellblazer Vol. 14 - Good Int...
"John Constantine, Hellblazer Vol. 14: Good Intentions" is a graphic novel collection published by DC Comics under the Vertigo imprint, written primarily by Brian Azzarello with art by Richard Corben and Marcelo Frusin. 📖 The Core Plot Constantine is driven by a sense of obligation
Azzarello shifts the horror away from literal demons and focuses on the monstrous nature of ordinary humans. 14: Good Intentions" is a graphic novel collection
Richard Corben provides the gritty, grotesque art for the main arc, perfectly capturing the unsettling atmosphere of the town. Marcelo Frusin also contributes art.
Following his harrowing time in an American prison (detailed in Hard Time ), John Constantine is on the road in the United States. He stops in a rural, backwoods town in West Virginia to pay his respects to the family of a fellow inmate who died. He quickly discovers that the town harbors dark, incestuous secrets, extreme xenophobia, and a horrific local industry that makes his usual supernatural demons look tame by comparison. 🗂️ Collected Issues This volume typically collects the following issues: