Jamie Delano (born 1954, Northampton) is a British comics writer. He was part of the first post-Alan Moore "Brit Wave" of writers. Best known as the first writer of the comic book series Hellblazer, starring John Constantine.
Delano's approach owes much to the quiet, cold but vicious work of British "new wave" writers like Ramsey Campbell and J.G. Ballard and it is this tone that subsequent writers have either had to adopt or go violently against. This also makes Delano the first Vertigo writer, as Hellblazer is often thought of as the company's flagship title. He established the character's history – and his family's – going all the way back to the time of King Arthur in one of the more emblematic Constantine stories, "The Bloody Saint" (1989), drawn by Bryan Talbot. Much of his version of Constantine was the basis of the 2005 Constantine movie.
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Official Jamie Delano Website - Artist information, bibliography, news, and weblog.
PopMatters: Truth, Justice, and the British Way - Interview by A. David Lewis, on Delano's situation as a British writer writing for an American audience.
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Silver Bullet Comics: Earning Outlaw Status - Interview by Regie Rigby about Delano's series Outlaw Nation, and his thoughts on how other writers have portrayed the character John Constantine.
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