Netflix’s The Sandman is a loving tribute to the original comic published by DC Comics’ Vertigo imprint. Many of its characters remain consistent from page to screen, even if their genders are ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The eighties planted the seeds for the proliferation of LGBTQ+ characters in the nineties. This was in large thanks to Rachel ...

During DC's New York Comic-Con panel Coming Up in the DC Multiverse, creators Si Spurrier and Aaron Campbell announced their new DC Black Label Sandman Universe series John Constantine, Hellblazer: ...

John Constantine is back to doing what he does best—getting into more trouble than a problematic protagonist can handle, all while keeping his own secrets tightly wrapped. The upcoming issue, John ...

Alan Moore is widely regarded as one of the greatest writers to ever work in the medium of comics. Such is Moore’s career that the fact that he co-created John Constantine is often overlooked. The ...

The 2019 Hellblazer series was a short-lived part of DC‘s Sandman Universe line. Most fans of John Constantine loved the series. They felt that writer Si Spurrier, artist Aaron Campbell, and colorist ...

John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America #1 picks up shortly after the conclusion of John Constantine, Hellblazer #12 with John still (technically) dead and joined by two companions unable to ...

Hellblazer, my fan film based off the DC Comics/Vertigo series of the same name, was birthed from frustration. I spent the majority of 2013 working exhaustively on a pitch for an episodic series ...

DC Comics co-publisher Dan DiDio has defended the firm's decision to cancel Hellblazer in favour of a new John Constantine solo series. News of the Vertigo series's demise was met with a backlash from ...

A new teaser has been released for TV show Constantine. The upcoming series stars Matt Ryan as John Constantine, a dark magician who becomes a supernatural detective to defend humans from dark forces.

Netflix’s The Sandman is a loving tribute to the original comic published by DC Comics’ Vertigo imprint. Many of its characters remain consistent from page to screen, even if their genders are ...