John Constantine, Hellblazer. Volume 22, Regeneration / Dave Gibbons, Jamie Delano, Brian Azzarello, Peter Milligan, China Melville, Simon Oliver, writers ; Sean Phillips, David Lloyd, Rafael Grampa, Eddie Campbell [and 6 others], artists ; Stefano Landini, Rodney Ramos, Jamie Grant, inkers ; Val Staples, Jared K. Fletcher, Marcus Penna [and 4 others], colorists ; Sean Phillips, Jared K. Fletcher, Sal Cipriano, Clem Robins, letterers ; Lee Bermejo, Simon Bisley, Glenn Fabry, original series covers artists.
"John Constatine created by Alan Moore, Steve Bissette, John Totleben and Jamie Delano & John Ridgway" "Originally published in single magazine form as HELLBLAZER 250-260 and HELLBLAZER SPECIAL: CHAS - THE KNOWLEDGE 1-5"--Title page verso.
Contents:
Happy fucking New Year ; Christmas cards ; All I goat for Christmas ; The curse of Christmas ; Snow was falling (#250) -- Scab part one: Secrets and lies (#251) -- Scab part two: Under the skin (#252) -- Scab part three: Infectious (#253) -- Regeneration part one: Plague doctor (#254) -- Regeneration part two: Unquiet spirits (#255) -- Hooked part one: There's something about Phoebe (#256) -- Hooked part two: Temptation (#257) -- Hooked part three: Epiphany (#258) -- The cottage (#259) -- The long crap Friday (#260) -- The knowledge (Hellblazer Special: Chas - The Knowledge #1-5).
Summary:
Confronting the demons of one's past should be familiar ground for John Constantine. But some vicious memories are so horrible and buried so deep that digging them up could leave no one to pick up the pieces. Dreams of what could be and the nightmares of what is clash in John Constantine's mind as he slips in and out of fevered consciousness while past and present collide. A journey through the darkness of his heart discovers fear, regret, and the most terrible emotion of all -- love. As strange as it sounds, seducing a 2,000-year-old demon with a grudge isn't the riskiest stunt John Constantine has ever pulled. But tipping the supernatural scales for a chance at love will exact a cost higher than he ever thought possible. And try as he might, is this something that devil-may-care Constantine can walk away from?
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