- Paperback: 160 pages
- Publisher: Vertigo (28 Feb 2005)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 1401202403
- ISBN-13: 978-1401202408
- Product Dimensions: 16.8 x 0.8 x 25.8 cm
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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
It's about time these issues were re-printed
7 May 2005
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Ignore the one star review below, and make no mistake that Rare Cuts is essential Hellblazer reading. Mainly published to coincide with the release of the Constantine movie from Warner Bros., it has been long overdue for these issues to be re-printed in TPB form. Consisting of stories written by Jamie Delano, Garth Ennis, and Grant Morrison, with various art from Sean Phillips, Mark Buckingham, Richard Piers Rayner, and V For Vendetta artist David Lloyd; Rare Cuts is a gem. Delano scripts the infamous "Newcastle: A Taste of Things to Come", an important story that remains a pivotal event in the Hellblazer mythos to this day, while Morrison provides a great two part story involving John and some very blood curdling going's on's in a small town. Ennis' story isn't up to par with his other Hellblazer material, but it's still a solid story. The real standout here is Delano's "In Another Part of Hell" which examines the long relationship between John and his best mate Chas Chandler, and just what John did for him way back when. All in all, Rare Cuts is a gem for Hellblazer afficiondos, although newcomers may want to check out older titles first before digging into this.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Some of the best Hellblazer work
24 April 2005
Format:Paperback
Collecting a variety of Hellblazer comics that never made it to graphic novel print, this is the perfect start for someone who has never touched the comic in the past. Collecting Delano's "Newcastle: A Taste of Things to Come," Dead-Boy's Heart," and "In Another Part of Hell," Ennis' "This is the Diary of Danny Drake," and Morrison's "Early Warning" and "How I Learned to Love the Bomb," some of the best stories by these authors are written here (in fact, "In Another Part of Hell" arguably Delano's best Constantine story ever-detailing the reason Chas remains such a good friend to John).
HELLBLAZER: A RARE CUTS REVIEW!!!
12 May 2011
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For anyone who is starting to get into Hellblazer comics, I really do recommend RARE CUTS and ORIGINAL SINS, Rare cuts will especially give you a great introduction into this book and how it is well written and illustrated. Keep in minde this graphic novel jumps a bit into the series it is not very sequential. You will get these issues by great writers and artists below:
#11,25 and 26,36,56,and 84.
There is a cool companion piece at the end of the book by Michael Bonner who does a timeline of Hellblazer through the years which makes this even more incredible!
So all in all, this book is worth the cost and time to read. you do get your money's worth with this Hellblazer book. I am very happy to have purchased this book and enjoyed it immensely, i do reccomend you buy it and not miss this book!
#11,25 and 26,36,56,and 84.
There is a cool companion piece at the end of the book by Michael Bonner who does a timeline of Hellblazer through the years which makes this even more incredible!
So all in all, this book is worth the cost and time to read. you do get your money's worth with this Hellblazer book. I am very happy to have purchased this book and enjoyed it immensely, i do reccomend you buy it and not miss this book!
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