Clearly wedded bliss is not for Constantine... Between Epiphany freaking out over his lack of thumb (prompting a quest to get a quick replacement, and then the real thing back) and having some lingering issues with an old mentor/teacher/demon-ghost-thing this collection is chalk full of adventures and magical mishaps. Unfortunately John gets caught up in some nasty business with Epiphany's gangster father, which does not bode well for a peaceful marriage at all. At least John has no qualms about telling him to fuck off when the occasion doesn't suit him! Overall, what do we really expect from a John Constantine marriage; complications and magic are par for the course, which is far more interesting for readers than happiness and bliss (how dull)! ( )