The heroes of DC Comics' Absolute Universe ... is passing the time reading a comic. The series is titled "Absolute Demon" and the cover shows a buff version of Etrigan in a suit mimicking Bruce's ...

“I was excited to work on a great, slightly lesser exposed Kirby character,” Walker told DC ... lock away Etrigan forever, never to unleash the wrath and destruction of the Demon again.

2 also introduces Lobo’s interesting relationship with Etrigan, the Demon, and explores the complex ... and the following issues show everything else. DC Comics has created countless villains ...

"DC Comics Multiverse Superstar Figure – Demon Knight – Jason Blood, once a mortal man who lived centuries ago, was bound to Etrigan after the Demon was summoned by none other than the wizard ...

DC Comics has announced a new miniseries starring Etrigan, The Demon. The title will be written ... The pair previous collaborated on last year's Lobo: Highway to Hell. "Holy crap - I am excited ...

Such as this moment involving Etrigan, The Demon, the demonic DC character with a penchant for iambic rhyming structure. Credit: DC Comics Death Metal #7, Greg Capullo, Scott Snyder Which may be ...

That’d be my DC one. Etrigan.” In DC lore, Etrigan the Demon is a demonic entity (and half-brother of medieval wizard Merlin) bonded to the body of one Jason Blood. Blood has been given the ...

Publisher DC Comics may be famous for superheroes ... His other secret is that he can transform into a rhyming demon called Etrigan, thanks to a spell cast by Merlin in Arthurian times.

But which DC Comics ... Etrigan in the ‘70s. This was around the same time as Kirby’s New Gods series. A reptilian and yellow humanoid creature, Etrigan was an ancient rhyming demon.

Appearing in a popular title like JLI, one which leaned more into laughs, gave Lobo a whole new fanbase. DC Comics capitalized on the character who referred to himself always as “the Main Man.” ...

and he sort of has a demon inside of him that comes out...Etrigan! "In fact, I was talking to a friend about it. I was like, 'This character, this is Jekyll and Hyde in the DC world," Iwuji continued.