John Constantine….”exorcist, demonologist and master of the dark arts”

John previously showed up in Saga of the Swamp Thing #25 (June, 1984) by Alan Moore and Steve Bissette, yet only a fast piece, chasing after, ensuring Swamp Thing and Abby didn’t get into an excessive amount of issue with the evil presence, Etrigan. John showed up in Saga of the Swamp Thing #37 (June, 1985, by Alan Moore and Rick Veitch), helping Swamp Thing manage his newfound Earth Elemental powers…and this was the John Constantine we would become increasingly acquainted with. He’s a hell of a guy. In addition, I know I bunch of facts about Constantine since he is my favorite Dc characters so I decided to make a post about it.

His Name Is Pronounced ConstanT-I-N-E, Not T-E-E-N

Comic book perusers have had a critical impact over the structure of their cherished characters and the universes they occupy, yet once in a while has the effect been great to the point that it really changed the name of the comic book creation itself. From the get-go in the Hellblazer comics, different characters commented upon Constantine’s inflection, try his name an attempt and always butchering it with the now well known American elocution. The evidence is in the pudding, notwithstanding, and the early issues stay as a living update that the name is ConstanT-I-N-E, rhyming with fine and never articulated T-E-E-N.

It’s a simple misunderstanding that has for endured most of the character’s story, in all probability because of the Roman Emperor Constantine the Great, whose name is generally articulated with the highlighted long double-E sound sound. Given the rectifications in the funnies, one would figure someone would have reached Hollywood to let Keanu Reeves and Matt Ryan realize how to state the name accurately, however too bad the media locked onto the Americanized variant of the word, leaving each one of the individuals who recall the best possible articulation slamming our heads in disappointment.

John Constantine once extorted God

In Hellblazer issue #97, Constantine has an agreeable visit with “god” and clarifies that, in the event that he dies and goes to Hell, he will effectively dominate and do extremely awful things to the world. “god” knows he’s correct, so he chooses to secure John’s spirit. In case you will have a protector, it should be god, correct.

His look like was based off the Sting

In the event that you consider Constantine you recollect his famous look. The white shirt, red tie, and his Trench Coat. Include two or three cigarettes and you have his look. Constantine does not resemble an entertainer things being what they are. Furthermore, that is because Alan Moore based his look off artist Sting, Lead artist of The Police.

He’s bisexual

This one was an unexpected many didn’t have a clue. As he’s been affirmed as bisexual in 1992 in spite of the fact that I’m certain gratitude to Matt Ryan’s Constantine (Arrowverse) a significant number of you realize that now. Still it was an astonishment as of late somebody revealed to me they never knew until I let them know.

The Ghosts of His Dead Friends haunt him

Except for John’s closest companion Francis William “Chas” Chandler, relatively few individuals stick around long enough to become acquainted with him. The tragic truth is that Constantine, in spite of his own self indulging ways, is a humanist. He trusts the world will figure out how to conquer its misfortunes through resourcefulness and reason, regardless of whether he can’t see past his very own frustrated perspective on society. That is the reason when somebody he knows fails miserably, it weighs heavier than at any other time on his still, small voice. Those individuals cause issues down the road for him and he communicates the blame by withdrawing to the closest bar and suffocating his distresses in alcohol.

Numerous dead associates spring up in Hellblazer to give the legend trouble. All casualties of disaster, they frequently reprimand John’s strategies, ridiculing him all the while. Among the prominent names to chase after the character are Sister Ann Marie, who saw John’s fizzled expulsion at Newcastle; Emma, an ex-tossed from a window; and Gary Lester, the drummer in John’s band who he forfeits to catch an evil spirit named Mnemoth. The phantoms were all the final product of thoughtless mix-ups that kept on plague the British pessimist all through his adventure.