Comic Title: Hellblazer #3
Publisher: DC
Imprint: Vertigo
Cover Date: March 1988
On Sale Date: November 17, 1987 Shipping Date November 17, 1987
Source: DC Releases, #46

Shipping Date November 17, 1987
Source: Amazing Heroes, #129

Copyright Date December 8, 1987
Source: Library of Congress, Copyright Office 1987

Cover Price: $1.25
Page Count: 32
Editor: Karen Berger

Title: "Going for It"
Pages: 24

Feature(s):
Hellblazer

Writer: Jamie Delano
Artist: John Ridgway
Letterer: Annie Parkhouse (Halfacree)
Colorist: Lovern Kindzierski

Reprinted In:
John Constantine Hellblazer:Original Sins TPB (1992)
John Constantine, Hellblazer:Original Sins TPB (2011)

Feature Character(s)

• John Constantine (last appearance in Hellblazer #2; next appearance in Hellblazer #4)

Supporting Character(s)

• Ray Monde (an associate of Constantine; next appearance in Hellblazer #6)

Villain(s)

• Blathoxi (Lord of Flatulence; no further appearances)
• Rodney Bubos-Ganglia and Bella Donna (yuppie demons; no further appearances)
• Various demons (no further appearances)

Other Character(s)

• Roger Randall (a yuppie; dies in this story; no further appearances)
• An unnamed yuppie woman (dies in this story; no further appearances)

Cameo Appearance(s)

• Margaret Thatcher (on the television)

Synopsis:
Constantine investigates the recent strange deaths of yuppies. He follows two yuppies to an odd neighborhood. They are actually demons and have been trading yuppies for their souls.

After John is chased from a demon bar, he requests an audience with the Lord of Flatulence, Blathoxi. He offers to sell his own soul which causes the demon lord to question his position in the soul market. He believes that John has inside information about the upcoming elections. John is bluffing, but it has the desired effect. Blathoxi kills his demon underlings and begins selling.

John is captured by the demons and forced to watch the election results. Blathoxi is angered when he finds out that Constantine tricked him. John survives, but he is forced to endure watching hours of election coverage on television.