Good Intentions Book

Wow, there were some really weird happenings in this one. And not the usual demons and such we get in Hellblazer. This dealt with sad, depraved humanity on its own without any help from the supernatural.

Constantine travels to a backwoods town to make good something that happened in the last volume (I won't spoil it but it had something to do with why he was in prison.) When he arrives he meets an old flame, and then finds out the town has quite a way of supporting itself. There's also a subplot with a "monster" that just made things wilder.

It really read more like a volume of Preacher then Hellblazer, but was still fascinating. It almost was like author Tim Piccirilli wrote a volume of Hellblazer. Just a very interesting and original volume. Dark and gritty, even sick, but lyrical at the same time. This one was truly haunting.