Matt and Hoku Discuss the end of the Azzarello run and the run as a whole.

Ashes and Dust' concludes as FBI Agent Frank Turro's investigation into the death of John Constantine comes to a grisly end. He confronts the tragic individual responsible, but not before friends, enemies, and lovers from Constantine's past converge on the insane scene!

FBI Agent Frank Turro's investigation into the death of John Constantine leads him from the lurid underground fetish clubs of Los Angeles to the iron-gated estates of the rich and powerful of Beverly Hills—where he uncovers a secret that could land him a slab in the morgue!

John Constantine is dead, and every clue as to who's to blame ends in leads just as dead. Someone committed a murder in a room full of people and is getting away with it. But as the old saying goes, the dead can't rest until they are avenged!

As the investigation into John Constantine's murder continues, one thing becomes exceedingly clear: nobody's certain exactly what happened. An array of bizarre witnesses each has different takes on what they saw—or rather what they thought they saw. 

In a seedy Los Angeles S&M club, a grisly murder has taken place. The detectives assigned to the case are at a loss to explain how it happened, though they have a group of witnesses who saw it occur. Now the question remains: 'Who killed John Constantine?'

John's out to unravel a mystery in the tradition of a true City of Angels detective. Meanwhile, the deadly S.W. Manor is on a dark journey of his own—one that will put him on a collision course with Constantine, leading to some murderous results.

John Constantine finds himself craving something he's been missing for a while: a night on the town. Trouble is, Constantine's not the only lost soul out for a good time. When he crosses paths with a group of lonely old ladies and a prostitute willing to give him anything he wants, the real fun begins.

Matt and Hoku discuss Hellblazer issues 157 - 167.

In the 'Highwater' finale, John's own past rears its ugly head and intertwines with the extreme beliefs of Major Gage. John's never had a problem with the ghosts that haunt his life, but this time the truth the dead hold may be too much for him to bear.