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    Hellblazer #169

    Hellblazer » Hellblazer #169 - Chasing Demons released by DC Comics on February 2002.

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    Chasing Demons last edited by gravenraven on 05/30/23 10:51PM View full history

    Constantine's adventures in LA continue in another single-story issue. This time John's out to unravel a mystery in the tradition of a true City of Angels detective. Meanwhile, the deadly S.W. Manor is on a dark journey of his own, one that will put him on a collision course with Constantine. And the results will be murder...

    Stand-alone issue catching up with Stanley Manor from 'Lapdogs and Englishmen'.

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    Hellblazer #169 - Chasing Demons by dbzmaster789 on June 01, 2011

    Story John And Stanley Manor Or S.W Manor both hhave very interesting nights and Insights into the Demons that can haunt the mind. John experiences a man in a bar who keeps reliving a murder in his mind, while S.W talks to Father Sean who tells him the Confessions of Guilty Sinners. Art Its wonderful to look back at how good early Giuseppe Camuncoli art is and how its astounding now Favorite Quotes John- Yesterday... Yesterday all me troubles semmed so far away S.W Manor- Life. One that goes on,...

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