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HELLBLAZER #120
Cover Date: December 1997
Cover Price: $3.50
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Cover Credits:
Art: Sean Phillips (signed)
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Credits:
| Story | Paul Jenkins |
| Art | Sean Phillips |
| Lettering | Clem Robins |
| Colors | James Sinclair |
| Color separations | Digital Chameleon |
| Editing | Axel Alonso |
Feature Character(s):
- John Constantine (also in flashbacks)
Guest Star(s):
- Death (last/next in ???)
Supporting Character(s):
- Chas Chandler (last in issue #118; also in flashback)
- Dani Wright (last in issue #118)
- Rich Eldridge
- Michelle Hanson (in between issues #118 and #125)
- Muppet
- Straff (last in issue #118)
Villain(s):
- a demon (possessing a woman named Chloe)
- Ronnie Watson (a crooked casino owner; in flashback)
Other Character(s):
- Barry
- Jack Green (in between issues #112 and #125)
- King Arthur
- Archie Fein (also in flashback)
- Reverend Neville Sharp (also in flashback)
- Boz
- Tanya (conned by Rev. Sharp)
- Uncle Dave (Chas Chandler's uncle; in flashback)
- Astra Logue (as a spirit)
- Brendan Finn (as a spirit; in between issues #76 and #149)
- Frank North (as a spirit)
- Gary Lester (as a spirit)
- Header (as a spirit)
- Nigel Archer (as a spirit)
- Ray Monde (as a spirit)
- Rick the Vic (as a spirit)
- Sister Anne-Marie (as a spirit)
- Thomas Constantine (as a spirit)
- other unidentified spirits
- Alan Moore (in shadow; not identified)
- Axel Alonso (not identified)
- Garth Ennis (not identified)
- Jamie Delano (not identified)
- Lou Stathis (not identified)
- Paul Jenkins (not identified)
- Sean Philips (not identified)
- Stuart Moore (not identified)
- William Simpson (not identified)
Location(s):
- London, England
Story Reprinted in:
- John Constantine, Hellblazer Vol. 11: Last Man Standing (August 2015)
Solicitation:
- In this special, double-sized issue marking the 10th anniversary of HELLBLAZER, John Constantine takes readers on a private walking tour of his London--embarking on a strange and often treacherous journey that proves, once and for all, that fiction is stranger than truth.