Print linkedlist reversely
Code Style notes:


follow PEP8 style guide, in particular:


one empty between the class methods
two empty lines after the class definition and before the next block

use print() function instead of a statement - this way you are staying compatible with the Python 3.x
rename nextNode to next_node
don't forget about the docstrings


Other improvements:


you should probably explicitly inherit from object to have a new-style class (reference)
instead of a print_reverse(), how about you create a generator method that would yield nodes instead of printing - this can come out handy later when you would actually need to use the node values, not just have them on the console


With all the suggestions applied (except the docstrings):

class LinkedListNode(object):
    def __init__(self, value, next_node):
        self.value = value
        self.next_node = next_node

    def reverse_traversal(self):
        if not self.next_node:
            yield self.value
        else:
            for node in self.next_node.reverse_traversal():
                yield node
            yield self.value


if __name__ == "__main__":
    head = LinkedListNode('a', LinkedListNode('b', LinkedListNode('c', LinkedListNode('d', None))))
    for node in head.reverse_traversal():
        print(node)




As a side note, if you would be on Python 3.3+, this part:

for node in self.next_node.reverse_traversal():
    yield node


can be rewritten using the generator delegation:

yield from self.next_node.reverse_traversal()