A man sits in his room staring at a painting of Queen Victoria, drinking his sorrow away. As he rants to the painting of the Queen he is startled by a tribal man. The man is appalled by the sight he is now faced with. The man tells him that his pale children do not belong there. The artwork of the tribesman at the bottom of the page is great. Something that reminds me of the art from black light posters it really pops. The scene then changes to John walking down a crowded street in India. A woman runs through the street frantically from some sort of demon, the police are to find her lifeless body lying in the alley where the murder happened. Constantine stops by to see someone named Charlie who hopes can help cleanse him and give him a turbo pass to spiritual enlightenment. The story line really captivates you wanting to know more, where things are going from here when you get to the end of the book. I would recommend picking up this issue if you see it on your local shelves it is worth it.
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