Hellblazer #215 Vertigo Comics (1988)

Critically acclaimed writer Mike Carey concludes his three-year Hellblazer run with a tale that leaves John Constantine ready to construct a new life after literally torching the debris of his old one. But he's got one last trick to play, and he's chosen the magicians of London's Tate Club to be his ill-fated audience.

Because of the gun issues still surrounding this series with Warren Ellis' original Hellblazer #141 "Shoot" the editors at Vertigo had the final version of this cover edited with an extra cigarette placed in John Constantine's hand to make his hand gesture seem less obscene and gun like.