chamber

It sucks because this run was really good. Far better than the previous ones in recent years.

Perhaps Spurrier will get another crack in the future. 

I didn't love the artwork in this issue. 

I enjoy the social commentary. Anyone who comes into contact with Constantine continues to end up paying a terrible price. 

The issue was fun and funny. 

John trying to drink Tommy 'man bun' under the table and failing made me laugh. 

The three arc micro stories sounds good. 

I wonder why evil old man Constantine is stirring up trouble?

Very much feels like a return to Vertigo era Constantine which is a solid move after the previous Dc runs that never really caught on.

Mercury, Chas & Map. Who is next on the old supporting cast bingo to make an appearance?

Renee hates John in every universe

I liked it. The continuity does seem like a mash up.

Characterization was pretty good

Just read Rebirth 1.

Return of classic Hellblazer John. Name drops a bunch of stuff from the pre-52 continuity while quietly sweeping aside and wrapping up the previous runs left overs.

Glad Johns old back story and relationships are back because I wasn't a big fan of the new stuff they came up with with the previous relaunch

Joe Anderson - John Constantine (Across The Universe, The Crazies, Horns, The Grey)

Penelope Cruz - Zatanna

Ed Burns - Deadman

Oh Well. Hopefully WB greenlights Del Toro's Dark Universe/Heaven Sent movie so that we get another attempt at a live action John Constantine in the not too distant future

Favourite is Delano Constantine.

Least favourite:

Milligan

Azzarello

Keanu

New 52

Everything looks good except for the boots.

AMC brought a 50% share of BBC America earlier this year and let it be known they are looking to create more original content after the success of Orphan Black. With a British lead and genre following that would fit in alongside it's current show line up, I think Constantine would be a good fit.

I'm hoping BBC America picks it up.

Matt Ryan wants to do the serial killer Family Man arc if there is a season 2

“I also love, and what could be a possibility for Season Two I think, is the Family Man arc. What I like about that is, it’s not John dealing with demons and devils, it’s him dealing with human beings and I think that’s a very interesting place for John. I think there’s actually a line in the comic where he says, ‘Demons, devils I’m fine with, but the real life, the real problems that human beings have.’”

I would be happy with this

Hopefully this is better than the previous Constantine title.

Seeing as they are using the Hellblazer title and hiring a Vertigo writer I'm wondering if this book will be closer to the old Hellblazer series.

I'm guessing Dark Universe is replacing Justice League Dark.

Really solid episode.

The episode felt very Lovecraftian.

Nice little mention of Ritchie's comic story with the consciousness was transferred into a computer. Ritchie saying he and John were Cancer was a neat nod to the comics as well.

I liked the Bradstreet Hall easter egg.

Happy to see John not reliant on magical artefacts for a change.

Happy to see John pickpocketing campus cops, smoking cigs and boozing.

I hope we get to see a flashback of the Newcastle Crew altogether one day.

Harold Perrineau, Jeremy Davies, AND William Mapother. Casting director must really love Lost.

I can't see the BBC paying for any fancy american TV show.

Maybe if you pay more for Doctor Who.

I'm talking about BBC America which a commercially funded Network for American audiences half owned by BBC Worldwide and half owned AMC.

BBC America is looking to make more original content (Orphan Black, Intruders and Fades are some shows they have financed).

The fact Constantine features a British lead and they they don't mind producing genre shows also works in its favour.

The thing which may work against Constantine is production is based in Atlanta and they may want to move the production to Vancouver like Orphan Black because it is cheaper to film there.

With AMC being part owners they could cut a deal to share some of The Walking Dead production space and talent to double down on the costs.

Chas pulled a Con old Conjob could be proud of.

I'm not sure if John lied about about trying to cure Chas and is using him/manipulating him or if he was telling the truth.

Return of Ritchie Simpson and Tom Cruise cousin as a serial killer.

Waiting for The Man is one of my favourite issues so I'm looking forward to this one.

SyFy or BBC America seem the best bet.

Constantine is is right up Syfy's Alley and BBC America which recently had AMC buy a 20% stake of is looking to make more original content.

I don't see any of the other Networks going for it.

Nice cliff hanger and it was great to see another member of the Newcastle Crew.

I noticed Anne-Marie didn't mention Benjamin Cox when see listed the crew. I guess they left his character out because what happened to him isn't network TV friendly.

The actress playing Anne-Marie looked a bit too young to of introduced a 15 year old Constantine to occult circles.

I still think this show relies too much on magic artefacts rather than John's wits. Do the show writers think audiences aren't smart enough to follow John's scheming plots?

The show improves each week.

Glad to see NBC let him smoke now.