Good news Constantine fans: the show is coming back, courtesy of The CW.
The short-lived NBC series, which ran from 2014 - 2015 before being cancelled after one season, is being brought to The CW as an "online animated series" from Arrow creator Greg Berlanti, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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And the really good news is that the show's original Constantine, Matt Ryan, will be back to voice the titular character, so it's a very good day for DC comic fans, indeed.
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The animated CW series will consist of five or six 10-minute episodes that will premiere during the 2017-18 TV season.
Constantine charts the chaotic life of occult detective John Constantine, who struggles with his faith as he is haunted by the sins of his past - a task made only more complicated when he's thrust into the role of defending humanity from some super dark forces.
Matt Ryan previously featured as Constantine on The CW when he appeared on Arrow during the show's fourth season, with the crossover storyline reportedly being pitched by Arrow star Stephen Amell as a way to convince NBC to renew Constantine.
Co-creator and executive producer of the original NBC series, David S. Goyer, is also on board for the new online animated series, while Ryan will also be reprising his role as the demon-hunting detective in the upcoming DC Animation feature Justice League Dark.
Constantine will air on CW Seed in 2017.
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