The Family Man collect issues 23-24 and 28-33 of the Hellblazer series. Of the missing issues, 25-26 are collected in Rare Cuts and issue 27 is collected in Neil Gaiman's Midnight Days.
Publisher's description[]
Collecting Hellblazer #23-24 and #28-33, this collection features one of the creepiest stories from fan-favourite Hellblazer writer Jamie Delano! A twist of fate sends John Constantine into the path of a serial killer known as The Family Man, whose bloody actions force the con-man mage to make a shattering choice in their final showdown.
Storylines collected[]
For detailed plot synopses, see the issues' individual wiki pages. Where a storyline spans several issues but has no over-arcing title, the title of the first issue is used.
Larger than Life[]
(Issue 23) Fact and fiction merge when Constantine visits an outlandish old friend.
The Family Man[]
(Issues 24, 28-30) John plays a game of cat-and-mouse with a serial killer who targets families. But soon it's not clear just who is hunting who...
Mourning of the Magician[]
(Issue 31) When John's niece, Gemma, finds herself haunted by a dead relative, John must delve into his own dark past to put right a terrible wrong.
New Tricks[]
(Issue 32) Grisly murders at a homeless shelter look to be the work of a rabid dog - but the truth is far stranger and more gruesome than even Constantine could expect!
Sundays are Different[]
(Issue 33) John passes into a strange parallel world where meaning and language are being torn down.