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“My Hero Academia: Vigilantes,” the prequel series to the hit anime “My Hero Academia,” has officially landed and we’re here to tell you how and when to watch.

Just as the final season of “My Hero Academia” is set to kick off its eighth and final season this October, “Vigilantes” is gearing up to take fans on a whole new ride.

“’My Hero Academia’ has captivated fans worldwide for nearly a decade, and now ‘My Hero Academia: Vigilantes’ offers an exciting new perspective on the world this franchise loves,” Crunchyroll’s Chief Content Officer, Asa Suehira, said in a statement. “We’re thrilled to continue our partnership with Toho and bring this highly anticipated spinoff to audiences around the globe.”

The highly-anticipated anime series drops on Monday. Here’s everything you need to know about how and when to watch.

When does “My Hero Academia: Vigilantes” come out?

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A spin-off from the main My Hero Academia series, the My Hero Academia: Vigilantes anime series started today, and the fans are very excited. The spin-off series promises us a fresh and original story that will keep us hyped before the anime’s final season premieres later this year.

A lot of information has been revealed about the My Hero Academia: Vigilantes anime, but we still have some news for you as the anime has decided – thanks to Crunchyroll – to follow a popular trend when it comes to the weekly releases.

Namely, as we can confirm, My Hero Academia: Vigilantes will get a same-day simuldub release so fans of anime dubs will be able to enjoy the series on the same day with a 15-minute delay.

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As stated, the My Hero Academia: Vigilantes anime started today, on April 7, 2025 and it has...

Justice waits for no one. The English dub of superhero series To Be Hero X launches simultaneously on Crunchyroll on Saturday, April 5 with the below cast and crew behind the mask! To Be Hero X English Dub Episode 1 Cast Nice voiced by Mauricio Ortiz-Segura Miss J voiced by Stephanie Young Moon voiced by Bryn Apprill Enlighter voiced by Landon McDonald Cheng Yaojin voiced by Larry Brantley Shand voiced by John Burgmeier Alexander voiced by Jim Foronda Jam voiced by Alex Hom Leo voiced by Phil Parsons Oliver voiced by Daniel Van Thomas Additional Voices: Mike Smith, Robert McCollum, Lexa Childress, Izzi Raine, Aaron Campbell, Erin Kelly Noble, Preston Isham, Jake Haberman, Gerard Caster, Amanda Huerta, Krystal Laporte, Cassie Ewulu, Justin Green, Jim Foronda To Be Hero X English Dub Episode 1 Crew Voice Director: Emily Fajardo Producer: Zach Bolton Adaptation: Macy Anne Johnson Mixer: Andrew Tipps Engineer: Noah Whitehead Related: Crunchyroll...

As long as there has been James Bond, there has been Felix Leiter. The character was introduced in the very first Bond novel, "Casino Royale," all the way back in 1953, and was initially written as a CIA agent and former U.S. Marine who allies with Bond while working with NATO's Joint Intelligence Staff. Leiter was a way for the author to dramatize the so-called "special relationship" between the UK and US, though 007 himself was always the dominant agent.

When Bond transitioned to the big screen with 1962's "Dr. No," Leiter came with him. Jack Lord played the character in Bond's first big screen outing, but would be replaced by Cec Linder when the character returned in 1964's "Goldfinger." Still, Leiter remained a part of the 007 movie franchise throughout its six-decade run, with seven actors portraying the character across that time. Most recently, Jeffrey Wright took on the...

The isekai genre has seen several hit light novels and manga over the years, many of which have been adapted into successful anime. Now, one such anime from 2024 is finally getting an English dub, and fans won't have to wait to watch it.

Failure Frame is an increasingly popular isekai brand, with the series finally receiving a full anime series last year. Now, this anime has finally received an English dub release, nearly half a year after it ended. This comes as more of the source material is being localized, letting fans enjoy the Failure Frame story in all of its forms.

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2024 Isekai Anime Hit Failure Frame Gets English Dub...

Most anime fans would tell others that the best way to watch anime is with the original Japanese audio with subtitles. However, there have been some truly brilliant English dubs that are worth the watch. One outstanding example is the recent anime hit, Dandadan. However, there are so many anime, old and new, with highly underrated English dubs.

The best English dub anime have a certain flair that draws audiences in. It could have a particularly stellar performance by members of the cast, or the dialogue and localization change things around for even more impact. No matter the genre or when these anime released, their English dubs are some of the best, even if they aren’t widely appreciated.

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Anime dubs have come a long way from their early days, evolving into an art form that can elevate the viewing experience to new heights.

Production delays will only be a hurdle in Zenshu 's story, as the original series from studio Mappa joins the list of Winter 2025 anime with a simultaneous English dub release! The first episode streams on Crunchyroll from Sunday, January 5 with the below cast and crew. Zenshu English Dub Cast Natsuko voiced by Madeleine Morris Luke voiced by Ryan Negrón Unio voiced by Luci Christian Memerun voiced by Alexis Tipton Qj voiced by Derick Snow President voiced by C.J. Critt Haruko voiced by Kirsty Johnson Mayor voiced by Christopher Guerrero Baobab voiced by Linda Young Pegbar voiced by Celeste Perez Magical Girl voiced by Brina Palencia Veteran Episode Director voiced by Anthony Bowling Production Assistants voiced by Aaron Campbell, Corey Pettit Employee voiced by Joshua Waters Townsmen voiced by Ben Stegmair, Tony Kaku Townswomen voiced by Natalie Van Sistine, Katelyn Barr, Colleen Clinkenbeard Vendors voiced by John Burgmeier, Jeremy Schwartz...

Warning: contains potential spoilers for John Constantine: Dead in America #11!

DC just upended The Sandman’s iconic ending, thanks to Dream…and John Constantine? Regarded as one of the all-time greats, The Sandman received a pitch-perfect conclusion, one that tied up loose ends and brought the character's arc to a close. Now, in a preview for John Constantine: Dead in America #11, the titular sorcerer, trying to save Dream’s powers from the forces of evil, brings the Furies down on his head.

John Constantine: Dead in America #11 is written by Si Spurrier and drawn by Aaron Campbell. John Constantine has seemingly killed someone, an act that catches the attention of the Furies. They descend on him, tormenting him both physically and mentally. Invoking the numerous times Constantine has cheated death, they tell him he has three hours left in his life, and they plan to enjoy every minute of his torture.

Anime studios push boundaries to produce top-notch anime series every year. In this year alone, Cloverworks produced three breakout series, including Wind Breaker, and Ufotable consistently produced high-quality action sequences for Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba.

It is a privilege for fans to see talented animators produce extraordinary anime based on popular light novels and manga. However, there are trending anime series that stood out this year for their animation quality. Heres the top noteworthy anime series of 2024 that should be on the radar.

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Wind Breaker is the Latest Martial Arts & "Yakuza-like" Anime Showcasing Martial Arts in an Artistic Form

The anime studio Cloverworks had a breakout year. Cloverworks produced trendy anime series, including the shnen martial arts anime,...

Spice and Wolf is a romantic historical fantasy anime based on the light novel series of the same name. It follows the merchant, Kraft Lawrence, who accidentally ends up taking the wolf deity of the harvest Holo with him while stopping in a small town. Together, the two travel the world, working out business deals and slowly falling in love. The original anime series lasted between 2008 and 2009 for a total of 24 episodes and 2 OVAs. The anime received a remake as Spice and Wolf: Merchant Meets the Wise Wolf, which began airing on April 2, 2024.

Spice and Wolf is unique as a series. It has fantastical elements in a historical setting, which is hardly new, but includes the added element of economics for extra intrigue. However, for anime fans seeking a tale reminiscent of Kraft and Holo's journey together, these ten anime bring to mind elements from Spice and Wolf.

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Fans of the adrenaline-pumping Crunchyroll anime Wind Breaker need to get excited with the announcement of the highly anticipated second season. Since the popularity and success of the first season, fans have been eagerly awaiting the announcement of the second season, and it is here, with the news also revealing a release window for the new season. The Wind Breaker anime, based on the popular manga by Satoru Nii, gained a fan-following because of its violent action and lovable characters. Now, viewers are eager to consume the high-speed drama and action of the upcoming second season.

According to the official Wind Breaker X page, the second season will air on Crunchyroll in April 2025. This second season will continue to follow the story of Haruka Sakura and the students of Bofurin academy, but with some amazing new characters. The announcement also revealed that one of Wind Breaker's new characters, Tasuku Tsubakino,...

The beginning of a new anime season always brings forth waves of excitement and anticipation in the community. With anime being more plentiful than ever before, each anime season is guaranteed to have a handful of outstanding series fans will be eagerly discussing each week. The Summer 2024 season was no exception - from long-awaited continuations like Oshi no Ko Season 2 to novel smash hits like The Elusive Samurai, the last three months of anime were nothing short of incredible.

However, not every Summer 2024 premiere was a raging success. In the sea of titles that debuted this Summer, plenty stood out for all the wrong reasons, making up some of the worst series to have come out this year. As the summer season wraps up and makes way for Octobers premieres, it's becoming clear which shows from the past three months won't be remembered as timeless classics or fan-favorite hits.

You won't want to see miss the stars aligning for this fantasy romance anime — Nina the Starry Bride will begin to shine on Crunchyroll with both subbed and dubbed versions on Monday, October 7 , three days in advance of the regular Japanese broadcast! Here's the bedazzling cast and crew for Episode 1: Nina the Starry Bride English Dub Cast Nina voiced by Jill Harris Azure voiced by Ben Stegmair Saji voiced by Kevin D. Thelwell Colin voiced by Mikaela Krantz Dytus voiced by Daniel Van Thomas King voiced by Chris Rager Queen voiced by Molly Searcy Nina's Mom voiced by Erin Lundquist Nina's Dad voiced by Aaron Campbell Vogue voiced by Phil Parsons Court Ladies voiced by Linda Leonard, Marianne Bray Nina the Starry Bride English Dub Cast Voice Director: Caitlin Glass Producer: Samantha Herek Adaptation: Audrey Drake Rigg Mixer: William Dewell Engineer: Jamal Roberson Related: Crunchyroll Fall 2024 Dubs Include...

John Constantine faces his biggest fear - Death of the Endless - in John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America #11. Throughout his life, Constantine has avoided death at all costs, but now he must confront it head-on. Death of the Endless is portrayed as a comforting presence, but for Constantine, facing death is terrifying.

John Constantine is one of the most dangerous characters in the DC Universe not because of his power or what he can do, but because anyone close to him always ends up dying. There is nothing John fears more than death, and he will do anything to avoid it. But it seems he'll have to face his fears directly very soon thanks to The Sandman's fan-favorite character, Death.

John Constantine will face his most terrifying foe yet in the upcoming John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America #11 by Simon Spurrier and Aaron Campbell. John has been dealing...

Warning: Spoilers for John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America #7

John Constantine takes an unexpected ride into hell, manipulating his way through danger creatively. To be a Hellblazer means finding fiery and novel routes to hell unlike Ghost Rider. Constantine's street smarts and ingenuity lead him to dark places, using a bit of rope for his hellish ride.

Not unlike Marvel's Ghost Rider, John Constantine has always been bound for hell. One way or another, as the demons keep telling him, they will get his soul. In the meantime, Constantine keeps flirting with visits to the land of the tortured dead. Only, in his latest misadventure, Constantine takes an unexpected ride into hell that might make even the fiery biker Ghost Rider jealous.

In John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America, the celebrated team of Simon Spurrier and Aaron Campbell have returned to follow Constantine as he goes across the pond to...

Natsu, Lucy, Gray, Happy and all our favorite guildmates are back! The English dub of Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest fires up on Crunchyroll from Sunday, July 21 with the below cast and crew for Episode 1. Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest English Dub Cast Natsu voiced by Todd Haberkorn Lucy voiced by Cherami Leigh Erza voiced by Colleen Clinkenbeard Gray voiced by Newton Pittman Happy voiced by Tia Ballard Wendy voiced by Brittney Karbowski Carla voiced by Jad Saxton Elefseria voiced by Sean Hennigan Touka voiced by Celeste Perez Alzack voiced by Austin Tindle Asca voiced by Kristin Sutton Bisca voiced by Angela Chase Bixlow voiced by Tyler Walker Cana voiced by Jamie Marchi Droy voiced by Z. Charles Bolton Elfman voiced by Christopher R. Sabat Evergreen voiced by Caitlin Glass Fried voiced by John Burgmeier Frosch voiced by Dawn M. Bennett Gajeel voiced by David Wald Gildarts voiced by Jason...

Shonen anime heroes are as plentiful as they are similar. They are usually underdogs who come into great power and become the very best in their respective fields. However, some shonen heroes have a lot more depth to them than those with the traditional trope.

The most complex shonen heroes are more than just underdogs or characters with immense power. They have emotional trauma or complicated relationships with the people around them. They may even have dark pasts from which they are trying to escape. Some have even failed to be heroes in the past. Whatever the reason is, these shonen heroes are more than the sum of their parts.

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From 2019 to today, a variety of delightful new shnen anime like, Demon Slayer, have hit the airwaves to carry on the torch from older classics.

It’s official, the Season 2 of anime series “Wind Breaker” will land on Crunchyroll in 2025.

The anime streamer announced the news on Thursday, the same day “Wind Breaker’s” Season 1 finale aired in Japan. The English dub for the first season will arrive exclusively on Crunchyroll on July 11.

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— 公式『Wind Breaker(ウィンドブレイカー)』 (@winbre_sakura) June 27, 2024

The series is based on the original manga created by Satoru Nii, and the animated television show is produced by CloverWorks (“Spy x Family”). “Wind Breaker” was directed by Toshifumi Akai (“Fate/Grand Order -Absolute Demonic Front: Babylonia-“) with series composition and screenplay written by Hiroshi Seko (“Attack on Titan Final Season,” “Chainsaw Man,” Jujutsu Kaisen”).

Here’s Crunchyroll’s synopsis of the series below:

Welcome to Furin High School, an institution infamous for its population of brawny...

In John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America #8, DC's most notorious con man faces the ultimate challenge in Hell, needing to out-con the denizens of the pit itself, in order to escape once more. With his skills put to the test against demonic forces, Constantine may very well have to outwit DC's version of Satan himself yet again in order to enact a high-stakes escape plan. Constantine has escaped hell before but this time, he may be desperate in a way unlike his previous adventures into the netherworld, which could have implications for his eternal soul.

John Constantine is no stranger to Hell having gone there and back again more than once; yet he will apparently have to escape it once again, as he has several times throughout his history. That is, if DC's most notorious con man can pull off the biggest con of his life.

Based on the trajectory of John Constantine,...

The Dreaming and the Green are crucial forces in the DC Universe, with the Green being even older than initially thought. John Constantine reveals that the Green predates the Dreaming and both realms are described as "echoes of life." This major revelation in John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America #4 adds new layers and possibilities to the Green in DC lore.

Warning: contains spoilers for John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America #4!

Sandman lore holds that the Dreaming is one of the oldest realms in the DC Universe, but a major revelation now calls this into question. The Dreaming, popularized in Neil Gaiman’s Sandman, is home to Morpheus and Daniel, and has existed as long as humanity. However, in John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America #4, fans learn the Dreaming may not be as old as initially thought.

Throughout John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America #4, written by Simon Spurrier and drawn by Aaron Campbell,...

Tmnt's new era promises a return to its gritty origins with violent street-level battles in New York City. Exclusive previews of Tmnt #1 covers by top artists reveal a dark and raw tone for upcoming issues. Jason Aaron's vision for Tmnt includes a revitalized focus on the original, grungy roots of the Mirage Studios series.

The origins of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have always been “grungy and raw”, which is something the new series writer for Idw Publishing’s Tmnt continuity, Jason Aaron, promises to put a revitalized focus on in upcoming books. And now, fans know that Aaron is, indeed, true to his word, as the first look at Tmnt’s new era proves it is returning to its “grungy and raw” origins.

In an exclusive preview for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1, Cbr gave fans a first-look at the covers for the upcoming issue: the main cover and five variants.

Warning! Contains spoilers for John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America #4!

Garth Ennis' influence on John Constantine remains strong, as seen in Hellblazer's latest issue, which pays homage to Preacher. John is on a mission to prevent his death, journeying across America, resembling Preacher's character Jesse Custer. Ennis introduced significant elements to Hellblazer and continues to influence Constantine's trajectory.

Few creators have left a bigger mark on John Constantine than Garth Ennis — so much so that the cover of Hellblazer's latest issue pays homage to Ennis' iconic series Preacher. The two cult classic Vertigo series still live on in many forms.

John Constantine is currently traveling around America on a new mission to prevent his death — as well as to save the lives of his companions. This journey has taken John all across America, from the hills of Los Angeles to the deep south, and the cover of John Constantine,...

John Constantine supplements his income with a side gig involving scams and trickery, a far cry from his heroics. Constantine's con artist ways are an integral part of his character that has endeared him to fans. For those eager to delve further into this facet of John Constantine, exploring Si Spurrier and Aaron Campbell’s John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America #1 is highly recommended.

Warning: Potential Spoilers For Batman / Dylan Dog #2!John Constantine has helped save the DC Universe on more than one occasion, especially when it comes to supernatural threats, given his expertise in the occult. However, killing undead creatures and tricking demons into making deals doesn’t pay the bills. Therefore, Constantine has a rather amusing side gig to supplement his income, one that's far from heroic.

Batman / Dylan Dog #2 by Roberto Recchioni, Werther Dell'Edera, Gigi Cavenago, and Giovanna Niro sees Batman dispatch his new crime-fighting partner, Nightmare Investigator Dylan Dog,...

Warning! Contains Spoilers For John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America #3!

John Constantine is attempting to save everyone, breaking his tradition of self-preservation at all costs. Throughout his history, Constantine has sacrificed friends when necessary for the greater good. Constantine, haunted by the friends he's lost, is now determined to save everyone, not just himself.

It's unusual for superheroes to lose their friends or allies throughout their adventures — but John Constantine isn't exactly a superhero. John has always been willing to make hard choices for the greater good, and these choices have resulted in many of his friends dying. But now he's breaking the Hellblazer tradition and working to save everyone.

As of John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America #3 by Simon Spurrier and Aaron Campbell, Constantine has been tasked by Dream of the Endless to hunt down the missing grains of sand from Dream's pouch. Constantine agrees to do this because...

John Constantine takes a dark trip across America in a double-decker bus, facing supernatural threats on the iconic Route 66. John Constantine's return to America provides a unique outsider's view of the country. Constantine's journey showcases a gritty take on American icons and culture, promising a gruesome adventure.

John Constantine takes the iconic Route 66 by storm in his own version of the Batmobile in new official art. DC’s new John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America has brought the titular sorcerer back to America, on a cross-country trek to fight the ultimate evil. Every superhero deserves their own iconic vehicle, and Constantine has been traveling through the heartland in a double-decker bus, which takes center stage in the cover for issue five.

DC shared their April/May solicitations, including John Constantine: Hellblazer: Dead in America #5, which will be written by Si Spurrier and Aaron Campbell, with art by Priscilla Petraites, John Pearson and John McCrea.

John Constantine takes a dark trip across America in a double-decker bus, facing supernatural threats on the iconic Route 66. John Constantine's return to America provides a unique outsider's view of the country. Constantine's journey showcases a gritty take on American icons and culture, promising a gruesome adventure.

John Constantine takes the iconic Route 66 by storm in his own version of the Batmobile in new official art. DC’s new John Constantine: Hellblazer: Dead in America has brought the titular sorcerer back to America, on a cross-country trek to fight the ultimate evil. Every superhero deserves their own iconic vehicle, and Constantine has been traveling through the heartland in a double-decker bus, which takes center stage in the cover for issue five.

DC shared their April/May solicitations, including John Constantine: Hellblazer: Dead in America #5, which will be written by Si Spurrier and Aaron Campbell, with art by Priscilla Petraites, John Pearson and John McCrea.

Nightwing #114 will kick off a five-part story arc titled Fallen Grayson, concluding Tom Taylor and Bruno Redondo's Nightwing run. The story arc will see Nightwing lose his ability to leap, leading to significant changes and a new appearance. While it marks the end of Taylor and Redondo's run, it also signifies a new beginning for Nightwing and leaves him in a great place to go forward.

Over the past years, Nightwing has soared to unparalleled heights, leading the Titans as DC's premier superhero team and taking charge in crisis events like Beast World and Dark Crisis. However, the original Boy Wonder is on the brink of a fall that will forever change him, heralded by a striking new appearance that symbolizes this profound transformation.

We wanted to show how high this Flying Grayson could soar. Now, it's time for him to fall. -Tom Taylor

On May 21, 2024, Nightwing #114, by Tom Taylor and Bruno Redondo,...

The much awaited English dub of Campfire Cooking in Another World with My Absurd Skill anime is at last coming to Crunchyroll. All twelve episodes of the dub will be released at once on the streaming platform on Feb 12, 2024.

Cast and staff members involved in Campfire Cooking in Another World with My Absurd Skill English dub have also been unveiled.

Campfire Cooking in Another World with My Absurd Skill English dub cast includes:

Aaron Campbell as Mukoda Jonah Scott as Fel Tyson Rinehart as Werner Alejandro Saab as Vincent Chris Guerrero as Ramon Kristen McGuire as Rita SuzAnne DeCarma as Franka

Staff includes:

Voice Director: Anthony Bowling Producer: Zach Bolton Adaptation: Alex Mai Mixer: Gino Palencia Engineer: Manuel Aragon

Campfire Cooking in Another World with My Absurd Skill anime by Mappa aired from January to March 2023. A second season has been announced.

Campfire Cooking in Another World with My Absurd Skill...

John Constantine's current predicament can be attributed to Timothy Hunter's destructive decision to unleash an army of demons and destroy the Earth. After Tim unleashes this apocalypse, Constantine makes a deal with an older version of himself to save his life and is transported to a different universe, where his story continues in Dead in America. If Timothy hadn't turned to evil, Constantine's life wouldn't be in its current dire state, with him dying and facing threats from soulless versions of himself and ancient demons.

Warning! Spoilers for John Constantine: Hellblazer: Dead in America #1 ahead!John Constantine has made plenty of bad decisions that can account for the terrible mess that his life has become, but his current predicament can actually be blamed on Timothy Hunter, DC's very own boy wizard. Thanks to a dark future where Timothy Hunter destroys the world, Constantine is left picking up the pieces of his life.

John Constantine has multiple children, including one with a demon named Rosacarnis. Maria Constantine, John's daughter with Rosacarnis, has been missing since a climactic event in which she showed no desire to survive. With John's current decay and the focus on his past in the new series, it is highly likely that Maria will make a return.

Warning: spoilers for John Constantine: Hellblazer - Dead in America #1!John Constantine has had plenty of love interests over his long history in comic books - even some resulting in children. John is technically the father of Swamp Thing's daughter Tefé Holland and also had three children with the demon Rosacarnis: Adam, Saul, and Maria. Now that John is traveling through America with his fifth child, Noah, it might just be time for his forgotten daughter to return.

When John's life was in peril in Hellblazer #200, he made a deal with the...

Warning! Contains Spoilers For John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America #1!

John Constantine's heart has stopped beating, and his body is decaying. If he dies, there won't be an afterlife waiting for him. Constantine has been banned from both Heaven and Hell, so his soul will be obliterated if he dies. Constantine must solve the mystery of his decaying body and gather allies to avoid being found dead in America.

After making enemies of humans, demons, and angels, John Constantine has dozens of people who'd love nothing more than to see him dead. John's life is almost always in danger, and one of the reasons he fights so hard to survive is because, as Dream of the Endless points out, if John does die, there's absolutely no afterlife waiting for him.

As of John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America #1 by Simon Spurrier and Aaron Campbell, John's heart has stopped beating,...

John Constantine finds the successor of Dream, Daniel Hall, even scarier than the original Dream due to his willingness to use people as pawns. Daniel is terrifying because he is not as ancient as the original Dream and still finds manipulating mortals thrilling. Constantine considers a "new" Endless with human memories and powers to be inherently terrifying due to the potential consequences of their passions.

Warning: contains spoilers for John Constantine: Dead in America #1!John Constantine is one of the most well-traveled characters in the entire DC Universe, having met angels, demons, and everything in between. John has directly interacted with both God and the Devil, and even gone on adventures with the Endless. While all of these beings are certainly terrifying in their own way, John has just named the member of the Sandman's family he finds the scariest.

John is currently traveling through America on a quest to...

John Constantine's new ride reflects the negative impact he has on the people close to him, including his own son. Constantine's choice of a Double-Decker bus is an attempt to keep a piece of his home with his son as he navigates through America. The gesture of using the bus as a means of transportation is an attempt to set things right and make amends for the harm Constantine has caused.

Warning! Contains Spoilers For John Constantine: Hellblazer: Dead in America #1!

Usually, when John Constantine has to go somewhere, he simply calls upon his best friend Chas to drive him. Now that he's out of England and in a world without Chas, he's had to procure a different means of transportation. As John travels through America, he does so in a classic English Double-Decker bus. But the reason he's chosen such a vehicle is actually heartbreaking.

John Constantine's new...

John Constantine's lie about being unable to open Dream's pouch of sand, from Sandman #3, is finally addressed and resolved in Hellblazer: Dead in America #1, fixing a decades-old plot hole. Despite being a skilled magic user, Constantine deceived Dream of the Endless, leading to a major discrepancy in the storyline. Constantine's new journey in America involves saving the country from the consequences of someone else opening the pouch, providing a fresh threat for the character to face.

Warning! Contains Spoilers For John Constantine: Hellblazer: Dead in America #1!

Few comic characters have been involved in as many absurd plots as John Constantine. England's greatest con man has been through many different adventures filled with twists and turns, but one exchange between John Constantine and Dream of the Endless never really made sense. Now over 35 years later, DC has finally addressed this plot hole.

John Constantine: Hellblazer: Dead in America #1 – by Simon Spurrier,...

A new malicious god has shaken up the deity hierarchy in John Constantine's Hellblazer series, evoking fear even in Dream of the Endless. Constantine's confrontation with the "girl scout" reveals her unsettling knowledge and powers, and Dream tasks him with defeating her and her kin. If Constantine eliminates these entities, he will ascend to god-killer status and will surpass the power of the Endless, having achieved a feat they didn't dare attempt.

Warning: Potential Spoilers for John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America #1!

The Sandman's Endless are known as some of the most powerful entities in the DC universe; however, John Constantine’s new ongoing Hellblazer series may be shaking up the deity hierarchy with the addition of a new malicious god. This formidable newcomer is so powerful that it evokes fear even in Dream, one of the seven Endless, yet Constantine is set to confront this deity head-on.

In...

John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America is an exceptional comic series with unparalleled artistry and masterful storytelling. The comic captures the eerie and fever-dream-like reading experience of the Sandman comics, blurring the boundaries between reality and the supernatural seamlessly. The new Hellblazer installment exceeds fan expectations, upholding the morbid humor and brilliance that defines the essence of Constantine's world.

In the much-anticipated comeback of John Constantine, the chain-smoking occult detective headlines in John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America. This phenomenal comic run is destined to be acknowledged as one of the best series of the decade, given the exceptional combination of unparalleled artistry and masterful storytelling it delivers. For fans of Hellblazer and Neil Gaiman's Sandman Universe, the series' inaugural issue is an absolute can’t-miss.

Si Spurrier and Aaron Campbell's John Constantine: Hellblazer - Dead in America #1 marks Constantine's triumphant return to The Sandman Universe imprint. The...

Spurrier & Campbell's John Constantine: Hellblazer run returns after three years - something which almost never happens in comics. A preview of Dead in America stresses that this new series will continue the canceled 2019 series. Spurrier raged against the series' cancelation during the Covid pandemic, but the creative team and fans gave this run the support to return from the dead.

Hellblazer has officially returned, three years after its writer railed against its cancelation by candidly stating "I am not ready to let Hellblazer go." In 2019, DC released John Constantine: Hellblazer to great acclaim. The book restored Constantine to his dark roots in London, but due to low sales the book came to an end, with writer Si Spurrier telling fans:

It didn’t make enough money to persuade the right people, whoever they are, to keep it running. To take the risk. To let it grow. To wait -...

John Constantine is one of DC Comics most notorious liars, and it seems thar with his latest series, Dead in America, one of John's lesser-known lies will come back to bite him in a major way. Readers will have to see for themselves if John can once again escape the consequences of his actions or if this time they'll finally claim him.

John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America #1 – by Si Spurrier and Aaron Campbell – will find the character returning in a new tale, after not having his own book for several years now.

Written by Si Spurrier Art and cover by Aaron Campbell Variant cover by Jock Variant cover by Sean Phillips 1:25 variant cover by Matias Bergara $4.99 US | 32 pages | 1 of 8 | (all covers are card stock) On Sale 1/16/24

The book promises to be a sequel to the previous Sandman Presents: Hellblazer, from Si Spurrier and Aaron Campbell – which many readers...

John Constantine returns to America in John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America, putting him on the run and on a collision course with Dream of the Endless. The eight-issue miniseries continues the story from Si Spurrier and Aaron Campbell's previous Hellblazer book, offering a refreshing throwback to Constantine's golden era. The new book, set in the turbulent political climate of America, promises compelling stories as Constantine takes on the demons of the country.

John Constantine returns to America in the new DC Black Label series John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America. The eight-issue miniseries will continue the story writer Si Spurrier and artist Aaron Campbell began in their previous Hellblazer book, and will bring the hard luck mage back to America and put him on the run–as well as on a collision course with Dream of the Endless.

John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America was announced at DC...

Warning: Potential Spoilers for Detective Comics #1075

Batman's split personality is on full display in Detective Comics #1075, with artwork reminiscent of Hamlet's "Alas, poor Yorick!" soliloquy. The upcoming issue sees an Azmer demon trying to permanently tether itself to Batman, with his inner demons and Barbatos standing in its way. Its possible that Batman will utilize his aggressive persona, Zurr-En-Arrh, to defeat the Azmer and save his own mind.

Alas, poor Batman's split personality is on full display in artwork reminiscent of Shakespeare's Hamlet. Lately, within Detective Comics, Batman has been battling the Orgham family as they've unleashed their own rage demons, known as Azmers, upon Gotham.

Now, one of these Azmers is trying to forever tether itself to Batman in the upcoming Detective Comics #1075 by Ram V, Dustin Nguyen, Dan Watters, and Aaron Campbell. The comic comes with a variant cover by Sebastian Fiumara, which can be viewed below.

One of the best noir comic book series of the past several years, The Good Asian, is being adapted for the small screen! According to Deadline‘s exclusive report, MRC, James Wan‘s Atomic Monster, and 3 Arts will develop the project based on the thrilling and hard-hitting detective story written by Pornsak Pichetshote (Infidel), with art by Alexandre Tefenkgi (Outpost Zero). James Wan, Michael Clear, and Rob Hackett produce for Atomic Monster, with Will Rowbotham and Luke Maxwell for 3 Arts.

Here’s the official solicitation for The Good Asian via ImageComics.com:

Writer Pornsak Pichetshote’s long-awaited follow-up to the critically acclaimed Infidel with stunning art by Alexandre Tefenkgi (Outpost Zero)! Following Edison Hark—a haunted, self-loathing Chinese-American detective—on the trail of a killer in 1936 Chinatown, The Good Asian is a Chinatown noir starring the first generation of Americans to come of age under an immigration ban, the Chinese,...

Eon, producers of the "James Bond" movies "...would love to explore other corners of the 'Bond' franchise" including a spin-off following US 'CIA' agent "Felix Leiter":

Dynamite Entertainment's "James Bond: Felix Leiter" #1, highlighting the CIA American counterpart of 'James Bond', is written by James Robinson and illustrated by Aaron Campbell, with covers by Mike Perkins and Gabriel Hardman.

"...this 'James Bond' spin-off highlighting the '007' American counterpart, finds 'Felix Leiter' in Japan, tracking down a beautiful, Russian spy from his past. But when the mission takes a turn for the worse, he will discover that there are more deadly schemes afoot in Tokyo and beyond..."

Created by Ian Fleming, Leiter is an operative for the 'CIA' and close friend of 'James Bond'. But after losing a leg and his hand to a shark attack, Leiter joined the 'Pinkerton Detective Agency'.

The Leiter character has appeared in numerous Bond features,...

Sure, Werewolf by Night is a Marvel Studios Halloween special with deep roots in the pages of some relatively obscure comics stories, but Marvel, DC, and a coffinload of other great publishers are cooking up some spooky season fun of their own with some new releases in October. Here our frightful picks to get you in the mood for the season…

Bloodstone & The Legion Of Monsters

Wondering where Werewolf by Night’s Elsa and Ulysses Bloodstone got their start? How about 304 pages of 1970s Marvel horror all in one handy volume. Features stories with ol’ wolfie himself, Morbius, the Living Mummy, and more!

On sale: Oct. 5

Tomb Of Dracula #1 Facsimile Edition

Marvel’s greatest horror comic, and one of the best horror comics of all time, has its first issue from 1972 reprinted in full color, complete with the original cool, retro ads. Dracula lives, baby!

On sale: Oct. 5

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