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Posted 2 months ago

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ajenjo:

by Tim Bradstreet

“It’s just the way of it, son. We all sell our souls sooner or later.” ~ Hellblazer #79, Rake at the Gates of Hell, Part 2 by Garth Ennis

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ajenjo:

by Tim Bradstreet

“It’s just the way of it, son. We all sell our souls sooner or later.” ~ Hellblazer #79, Rake at the Gates of Hell, Part 2 by Garth Ennis

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Posted 3 months ago

realspiderlegs:

The oh so rare and bad ass Mucous Membrane Straight to Hell Tour 2005 t-shirt designed by the incomparable Tim Bradstreet. Only 60 were made and only 10 wound up in the hands of the fans.

Here’s the posthumous media kit (PDF)

Venus of the Hard Sell mp3

That’s my boy. May his Vertigo version rest in peace.

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Posted 5 months ago

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Posted 6 months ago

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thehappysorceress:

Mock Mucous Membrane poster by Tim Bradstreet

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Posted 6 months ago

vvf:

milo-garret:

HELLBLAZER #297Written by PETER MILLIGANArt by GUISEPPE CAMUNCOLI and STEFANO LANDINICover by SIMON BISLEYOn sale NOVEMBER 21 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • MATURE READERSHungry ghosts, tainted fairies and a mother’s lively corpse converge in Ireland as John Constantine uncovers the serial killer’s identity and the terrible truth about his nephew Finn’s beautiful wife. “The Curse of the Constantines” reaches its conclusion, and there’s nothing W.B. Yeats can do about it.

Oh gosh. I might have to read this, even if it’s terrible. If it somehow manages to avoid “he thinks she’s a wonderful woman but she’s actually an evil slut” narrative, I’ll be more than happy.

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vvf:

milo-garret:

HELLBLAZER #297
Written by PETER MILLIGAN
Art by GUISEPPE CAMUNCOLI and STEFANO LANDINI
Cover by SIMON BISLEY
On sale NOVEMBER 21 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • MATURE READERS
Hungry ghosts, tainted fairies and a mother’s lively corpse converge in Ireland as John Constantine uncovers the serial killer’s identity and the terrible truth about his nephew Finn’s beautiful wife. “The Curse of the Constantines” reaches its conclusion, and there’s nothing W.B. Yeats can do about it.

Oh gosh. I might have to read this, even if it’s terrible. If it somehow manages to avoid “he thinks she’s a wonderful woman but she’s actually an evil slut” narrative, I’ll be more than happy.

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Posted 7 months ago

“Il n'est pas certain que tout soit incertain.": As if it hasn't been a shite enough week! I could just fucking cry...

papa-paradox:

You’ve done it again, DC Comics.

FUCK YOU AND YOUR CORPORATE FLUNKIES, DC! Throwing us a kinder-gentler, PG-rated Constantine is a bone you can shove, horizontally. You’ve ended one of the single most literate, harrowing, longest running books out there so you can add a younger, watered down…

Thanks, DC, for fucking up my favorite book.

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Posted 7 months ago

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John Constantine, Hellblazer: The Devil’s Trench Coat, written by Peter Milligan; art by Giuseppe Camuncoli, Stefano Landini, and Gael Bertrand; cover by Simon Bisley

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Posted 11 months ago