Hellblazer, Vol. 3: The Fear Machine

Hippies, pagans, travellers, ley lines, stone circles, old gods and Masonic conspiracies? I should be all over this, and I was back in 89. But in 2020 it hasn't aged at all well. The bones of the story are still interesting, but the telling is so dull. There's no formal experimentation, no attempts to use the page in an interesting way. The medium has just moved on since this was published, and titles like Gideon Falls or Black Monday Murders are far better doses of occult horror.

Although I loves Hellblazer this was a long rambling story that was bland at best. Lousy use of John Constantine as a character.