devil

Presents a graphic novel, written by Neil Gaiman and illustrated by a variety of top comic artists, in which Lord Morpheus is commanded by his family, the immortal beings known as the Endless, to rescue a lover who he had condemned to hell, even though Lucifer has sworn to kill him.

Presents "Ghost Rider nos. 1-5", in which Johnny Blaze struggles to find a way out of Hell, leaving a path of vengeance in his wake.

Johnny Blaze, in conflict with his alter ego Ghost Rider, tries to help the citizens of New York against the Incredible Hulk, featuring a Marvel Spotlight, with interviews and additional artwork. 'Collects "Ghost Rider" no. 12-13 and "Annual" no. 1.

Jakabok Botch, a lesser demon born in the ninth circle of Hell, shares the story of his life, telling of the abuse he suffered at the hands of his parents, the misadventure that led to his being brought to the World Above in the fifteenth-century, his partnership with the demon Quitoon, and the discovery he made at the home of Johannes Gutenberg that led to his being trapped in the book.

Sixteen-year-old John Proud is tormented by the ghost of an evil ancestor, with his own name and his own face, who was hanged in 1854 for being a demon.

Presents a comprehensive examination of the devil and discusses how the world views Satan and the existence of evil powers, demon possession and exorcism, and the growing skepticism of evil spirits.

"The Devil has fascinated Christians since the time of the New Testament, and inspired many haunting works of art. This Very Short Introduction looks at the Devil in the history of ideas and in the lives of real people. Darren Oldridge shows us that the Devil is an important figure in western history--a richly complex and contradictory one. Oldridge focuses on three main themes: the idea of the Devil being integral to western thought from the early Middle Ages to the beginnings of modernity; the belief that the Devil represents the mirror image of goodness; and the multiplicity and instability of ideas about the Devil. Oldridge concludes by exploring "demonological" ways of thinking in our own time, including allegations of "satanic ritual abuse.""--.

Cowboy Lucky Doolin makes a deal with the Devil, agreeing not to wash, shave, or change his clothes for seven years, thus earning a fortune and the hand of his true love.

When thirteen-year-old Angel gets angry and accidentally turns her parents into teenagers, as in love with one another as they once were, she will need the help of an angel to set things right.

Thirteen-year-old Angel Garrett's discovery that she inherited her devil-father's powers, and that she has no control over them, is devastating, especially when she is trying to impress the boy she likes, Cole.