Hellblazer (1988) #282

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"Inside"
Hellblazer Vol 1 #282
October, 2011
Rated M for Mature (18+)
Publisher	Vertigo
Executive Editor	Karen Berger
Cover Artists	Simon Bisley
Inside
Writers	Peter Milligan
Pencilers	Simon Bisley
Inkers	Simon Bisley
Colorists	Brian Buccellato
Letterers	Sal Cipriano
Editors	Shelly Bond Greg Lockard
Previous Issue	Hellblazer # 281
Next Issue	Hellblazer # 283

Of course, that doesn't mean that Belmarsh still ain't a frightning place. Even for some like me. Like John Constantine. Prisoner B8076AG.

— John Constantine

Hellblazer #282 is an issue of the series Hellblazer (Volume 1) with a cover date of October, 2011. It was published on August 17, 2011.

Appearing in "Inside"

Featured Characters:

• John Constantine/"Prisoner B8076AG"

Supporting Characters:

• Epiphany Constantine
• Terry Greaves
  • Greaves Crime Family

Antagonists:

• Belmarsh Warden (Single appearance) (Unnamed)
  • Belmarsh guards
• Julian (Apparent death)

Other Characters:

• Belmarsh prisoners
  • Billy Draper (Single appearance; dies)
• Metropolitan Police (Cameo)
• Sadhu (As a spirit) (Cameo)
• Demons (Mentioned only)
  • Ekimmu (Mentioned only)
• God (Mentioned only)
• Ishtar (Mentioned only)
• Jesus (Mentioned only)
• Pat Greaves (Deceased) (Mentioned only)
• Phoebe Clifton-Avery (Deceased) (Mentioned only)
• Roman Empire (Mentioned only)

Locations:

• Vertigo Universe (Unnamed)
  • 2011
    • England
      • London
        • Belmarsh Prison (First full appearance)
        • River Thames (Cameo)
    • India
  • 2nd Millennium BC
    • Babylon (Mentioned only)
  • 18th Century
    • France
      • Versailles (Mentioned only)

Items:

• Silk Cut

Concepts:

• Magic
  

Notes

• From the solicit: " Don't miss this startling stand-alone tale! In a British prison, a shape-shifting product of the Babylonian backstreets called Julian is about to have some fun at the prisoners' expense. Now, the prison has become a kind of living Hell – even more than before – which should make John Constantine feel right at home when he poses as an inmate and tries to dish out his own rough justice to demonic prisoner number 666."
• This issue is reprinted in Hellblazer: Phantom Pains.

Trivia

• John Constantine was previously imprisoned in the United States of America during the Hard Time storyline.

See Also

• Cover gallery for the Hellblazer series
• Images from Hellblazer Vol 1 282

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