Badass Normal: Jason Blood is no pushover either.While he was under the pen of Garth Ennis, he was briefly king of it. In continuities where Etrigan is a true demon, not merely a construct of Merlin's, he's depicted as at least a prince of Hell.Adaptational Heroism: Animated adaptations, mainly the Justice League, show Etrigan as very abrasive (and a bit bloodthirsty), but still retaining heroic qualities.Even between appearances in Kirby's original run, Teekl is referred to as male in the first appearance but female by the second appearance.Kirby's version (and appearance in an animated adaptation) was female (including an alternate humanoid form), while Morrison's is characterized as male. Ambiguous Gender: Klarion's cat familiar Teekl alternates between male and female Depending on the Writer.This also makes him fall under almost every rhyme Trope there is. Etrigan's habit of speaking in verses is a later addition, introduced by Len Wein in DC Comics Presents #66, but really established and explained by Alan Moore. In the present, Jason Blood, a well respected authority on demonology, is well versed in the skill of magic and has helped other superheroes in several occasions. Depending on the Writer, Etrigan is either bonded to one of King Arthur's noblemen or the human Jason Blood was merely created by Merlin's spell. After the fall of Camelot, Merlin sent Etrigan to roam the earth in the disguise of a man.
TRIGAN THE DEMON SERIES
Created by Jack Kirby and appearing for the first time in The Demon #1 (August, 1972), Etrigan has played many smaller roles in several DC comics from The Sandman to Wonder Woman, with occasional stories and miniseries wholly to himself (such as in anthology series Wednesday Comics), and a number of ongoings, including Kirby's original series, a fifty-nine issue run, not counting annuals, during The '90s, and John Byrne's Blood of the Demon.Įtrigan is a yellow skinned and red eyed demon who was summoned by Merlin to aid Camelot against the forces of Morgaine le Fay, who later became a recurring opponent in the series.
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