Finally the Devil's quest for a way out of the bureaucratic loophole that Constantine stuck him in is over and the two go head to head. Well, not exactly head to head per se, since Constantine talked one of his demonic allies into manipulating the Devil into killing his triumvirate brothers (out of the reamins of which she forms a sword), and then it is the demon who kills the Devil with this newly forged sword. I'm not really fond of this cop out solution and the myriad of questions it raises, but that's just John Constantine for you. Nothing is ever done quite as expected, and he rarely has to get his own hands dirty... I did enjoy the Devil's little rant about God and Creation though. The Devil and God's conscience is a strange situation, but it actually makes quite a bit of sense because the Devil questions God's choices regarding humanity like a conscience makes any person think twice about their actions. But really, consciences aren't supposed to be disposable, even for God! He should just learn to ignore his like the rest of us do (haha). ( )

Along with Dangerous Habits, I do believe this is one of my favorite Hellblazer collections thus far. ( )