The Hellblazer (2016) #3

"The Poison Truth, Part 3": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

"The Poison Truth, Part 3"
Part of the "DC Rebirth" event.
The Hellblazer Vol 1 #3
December, 2016
Rated T+ for Teen (15+)
Executive Editor	Bobbie Chase
Cover Artists	Moritat
Variant Cover Artists
Cover Variant #1	John Cassaday Paul Mounts
The Poison Truth, Part 3
Writers	Simon Oliver
Pencilers	Moritat
Inkers	Moritat
Colorists	Andre Szymanowicz Moritat
Letterers	Sal Cipriano
Editors	Jim Chadwick Kristy Quinn Jessica Chen
Previous Issue	The Hellblazer # 2
Next Issue	The Hellblazer # 4

Take it from someone who's tried, there aren't enough hours in the day to spend time regretting something that was never meant to be.

— Swamp Thing

The Hellblazer #3 is an issue of the series The Hellblazer (Volume 1) with a cover date of December, 2016. It was published on October 26, 2016.

Appearing in "The Poison Truth, Part 3"

Featured Characters:

• John Constantine (Narrator)

Supporting Characters:

• Chas Chandler
• Map (First appearance)
• Mercury
• Swamp Thing (Alec Holland)

Antagonists:

• Marid
  • The Twins (Unnamed)
• William Bill bookmakers
  • White Boy (First appearance)
    • Mickey-Boy (First appearance; unnamed)
    • Squirrel (First appearance; unnamed)

Other Characters:

• Albert Case (Dies)
• Angels (Statue only)
• Clarice Sackville
• Newmarket horses
  • Boris Johnson's Knob (Mentioned only)
  • Cameron's Stupid Stunt (Mentioned only)
  • Farage Youdon't (Mentioned only)
• Abby Arcane (Mentioned only)
• Demons (Mentioned only)
• Djinns (Mentioned only)
• Father Christmas (Mentioned only)
• Flying Monkeys (Mentioned only)
• God/"The Creator" (Mentioned only)
• Mary Anne Constantine (Deceased) (Mentioned only)
• Tories (Mentioned only)
  • Boris Johnson (Mentioned only)
• Johnny Cash (Deceased) (Mentioned only)
• Lord Lucan (Deceased) (Mentioned only)
• Motörhead (Mentioned only)
  • Lemmy (Deceased) (Mentioned only)

Locations:

• Multiverse (Behind the scenes)
  • Earth 0
    • England
      • London
        • London Underground
        • Wandsworth
          • Balham
            • Chas Chandler's House (Cameo)
        • Westminster
          • Soho (Unnamed)
            • The Tate Club
        • William Bill (Single appearance)
      • Suffolk
        • Newmarket Racecourse (Mentioned only)
    • Adriatic Sea (Mentioned only)
  • Sphere of the Gods
    • Djinns' Prison World (Unnamed) (Mentioned only)
    • Heaven (Mentioned only)
    • Hell (Mentioned only)

Items:

• Silk Cut
• Whiskey

Vehicles:

• Chas Chandler's Taxi (Cameo)

Concepts:

• The Green (Behind the scenes)
• Magic
• Metahumans
• The Red (Mentioned only)
• The Rot
• Wormhole
  

Notes

• Marid mentions Clarice's family and her British heritage. It will be later revealed that this is just a façade for her real background.
• This issue is reprinted in The Hellblazer: The Poison Truth.

Trivia

• All the horses from Newmarket reference British politicians:
  • Cameron's Stupid Stunt is a reference to David Cameron;
  • Boris Johnson's Knob, who was already mentioned in the previous issue, is a reference to Boris Johnson:
  • Farage Youdon't is a reference to Nigel Farage.
• The William Bill bookie is a pun on William Hill.

See Also

• Cover gallery for the The Hellblazer series
• Images from The Hellblazer Vol 1 3

Recommended Reading

• Hellblazer Recommended Reading
  • Constantine (Volume 1)
  • Constantine: The Hellblazer (Volume 1)
  • Hellblazer (Volume 1)
  • The Hellblazer (Volume 1)
  • Hellblazer: Bad Blood (Volume 1)
  • Hellblazer: Lady Constantine (Volume 1)
  • Hellblazer: Papa Midnite (Volume 1)
  • Hellblazer Special: Chas (Volume 1)
  • John Constantine: Hellblazer (Volume 1)
  • John Constantine: Hellblazer - Dead in America (Volume 1)
  • Spirit World (Volume 2)
  • Swamp Thing (Volume 2)
  • Trenchcoat Brigade (Volume 1)

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