John is in between stays at Ravenscar. Weirdness finds him no matter how hard he tries to toe the line and when two skinheads proposition him to get rid of a demon infestation, they're really not asking. John goes along but get's a whole lot more than he bargained for at the worst time.

She was a witch. An actual witch. Had a spell book and everything. And what did I do you ask? Quite possibly the stupidest thing one could possibly do. I stole that spell book and ran. Just ran. I'll tell you what though, it may have been a stupid thing to do, but...he came to me.

John goes for a camping trip and picks the wrong field to pitch his tent in. Instead of a peaceful night in the country he's faced with the ghosts of the past and horrors long forgotten.

Mary Anne is almost seven months pregnant and Thomas Constantine is very afraid.

John Constantine get some encouragement from an unlikely source

Gemma brings home a tape from school that makes her ears bleed. Cheryl calls John to get rid of it. Is there any chance he won't listen to it?

There's something watching over Cheryl's little brother. It sits on his crib and waits and no one seems to notice it. In the absence of a mother and in the wake of family grief, even Cheryl is starting to tell herself it isn't there.

Fresh to the streets of London, a young John Constantine wanders into the alleyways and forgotten corners of his new city where the roots are already deep and if he's not careful his new home might just devour him.

Loneliness is part of the human condition and John Constantine is no more immune to it than anyone else. Sometimes looking for companionship however can lead to something far worse.

John misses his bus and enters a kind of limbo from which he doesn't know how to escape.

John Constantine finds himself some where strange at the hands of the devil. Yet again. This time however, instead of charging through hell and demons, the Hellblazer has to travel through his own past to understand what they want from him. Story and plot by me, featuring DC comic's John Constantine. (I guess I just wanted to try my hand at writing the character.)

John wanders into a little village that has seen better days and because he's John Constantine, things take a turn for the worse. Influenced by the early comics. -Fixed the text issue.

John get's a call from an old friend about a missing kid. It dredges up old horrors and new nightmares for him as he descends into a web of lies, murder and the supernatural. Influenced by the early Hellblazer issues.- Fixed the text problem. It's readable now.

John Constantine hitches the wrong ride. Influenced by early Hellblazer comics.

Sometimes unsolved crimes have ghosts all their own and on this night, John is dragged into a forgotten world of dead coppers and their unanswered questions.

To get better, he thought. 60-years-old, and at last he got it, at last he understood. Written as part of adventdrabbles on Dreamwidth.

John has a rough night on a night between stays at Ravenscar.

A grim little story about a new nurse at Ravenscar and the moments when the things we don't do are worse than the things we do.

Occultist John Constantine simply can't have any peace to himself. There's always gotta be some demonic ponce coming around to start trouble.

Amelia Armstrong-Jones is the child of the devil. Her life has always been complicated due to this, but when she finally is in a good point in her career and in general; however, when in Paris she saves her ex boyfriend John Constantine, her world is put upside down.

Based on the DC comic book character, this story is about John and his adventure with a strange woman who seems to have all his powers, perhaps more. Who is she really and why is this woman doing his job?

John Constantine adopted the infant his son Joshua died to save. Said child grew up to literally raise Hell. This is his story

Leta Baaning lived in a convent, since her parents died. With her uncles being the only link to her past, she hides in novels. Most recent of these are the Hellblazer series. The nuns and uncles feel that she is spending too much time in a fantasy world. They're just fiction. What's the harm? Fiction isn't always make-believe. That sometimes there are more truths in a comic book.

Vaughn has a terrifying power and a few mysteries to deal with. Pretty normal when working as a consultant for the Yard on strange cases. Things start getting really weird when an old horror rises and stalks the streets of London. Things become more complicated when she runs into John Constantine. A curse can be a blessing and never guess what Constantine will do. You'll be wrong.

Map is part of London, as London is part of him. But over the years this kind of magic takes a toll, and the price of that is his mind.