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*** The Archons of The Outer Church are typical {{Eldritch Abomination}}s -- slimy, chitinous, and decidedly non-human. In an interesting inversion of Lovecraft's themes, the Archons aren't entities of entropic chaos, but absolute order. When the universe reorients itself in their presence, it's not because it's breaking down, but because it's coming more in line with the Archons' specifications.
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*** The Archons of The [[TheConspiracy the Outer Church Church]] are typical {{Eldritch Abomination}}s -- slimy, chitinous, [[BizarreAlienBiology and decidedly non-human. non-human]]. Unless you've had cyborg implants installed on your body, [[BrownNoteBeing being near them will probably cause you cancer]]. In an interesting inversion of Lovecraft's themes, the Archons aren't entities of entropic chaos, [[OrderIsNotGood but absolute order.order]]. When the universe reorients itself in their presence, it's not because it's breaking down, but because it's coming more in line with the Archons' specifications.
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*** GeniusBonus here. Its design looks like what Morrison described during a spiritual awakening in Kathmandu, in which they saw "pentadimensional mercurual hyper-sprites" that are essentially 5D humans.
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%%** Hexus, the Living Corporation, from ''Marvel Boy'', a sort of [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Cosmically Corrupt Executive]].
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%%** ''ComicBook/{{Zenith}}'' in ''[[ComicBook/TwoThousandAD 2000 AD]]'' features a number of five-dimensional beings, the Lloigor, who owe more than just their names to Creator/HPLovecraft (and turn out to be [[spoiler:former superheroes]] GoneHorriblyWrong).
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*** In the [[EldritchLocation Dulce base]] there exists a "mass of living information" of six dimensions that's describe as {{God}} and [[Creator/HPLovecraft Azazoth]] and looks like a shapeshifting blob of mercury. It was brought to our reality after the detonation of atomic bombs in Los Alamos by Oppenheimer [[HistoricalVillainUpgrade (Who was a priest of Azazoth)]] punched a hole in reality.
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*** In the [[EldritchLocation Dulce base]] there exists a "mass of living information" of six dimensions that's dimensions, identified as this universe's equivalent of the Roswell Incident. It is describe as {{God}} and [[Creator/HPLovecraft Azazoth]] and looks like a shapeshifting blob of mercury. It was brought to our reality after the detonation of atomic bombs in Los Alamos by Oppenheimer [[HistoricalVillainUpgrade (Who was a priest of Azazoth)]] punched a hole in reality.
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* The Aunties from ''ComicBook/ThirstyMermaids'' are seen as "sisters" of Mother Ocean and are just as abstract and unknowable as the Ocean itself. When they take in Eez, their attempts at taking on a physical form come across as very eldritch indeed.
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** Mister Bloom is the most uncanny Batman villain. The BigBad of [[AudienceAlienatingEra Gordon's tenure as the Bat]], he looked like a very tall and lanky creature with a TheBlank face with a yellow flower and sharp reptilian--like claws, and shows NewPowersAsThePlotDemands, including sizeshifting, [[AnIcePerson ice manipulation]] and technokinesis. Although initially presenting himself as a BotanicalAbomination, his origin reveals him to be a TranshumanAbomination, who once adquired his powers in an illegal metahuman experimentation camp, that also left him able to grow "seeds", [[BotanicalAbomination Botanical Abominations]] in their own right that can empower anyone with similar powers but also leaves them as puppets under Mr. Bloom's mind control.
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** Mister Bloom is the most uncanny Batman villain. The BigBad of [[AudienceAlienatingEra Gordon's tenure as the Bat]], he looked like a very tall and lanky creature with a TheBlank face with featuring a yellow flower and sharp reptilian--like reptilian-like claws, and shows NewPowersAsThePlotDemands, including sizeshifting, [[AnIcePerson ice manipulation]] and technokinesis. Although initially presenting himself as a BotanicalAbomination, his origin reveals him to be a TranshumanAbomination, who once adquired his powers in an illegal metahuman experimentation camp, that also left him able to grow "seeds", [[BotanicalAbomination Botanical Abominations]] in their own right that can empower anyone with similar powers but also leaves them as puppets under Mr. Bloom's mind control.
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** Swamp Thing himself, since is a massive monster made of mud and organic matter that serves as the elemental embodiment of the Green, an interdimensional mystical force that connects all plant life. As such, Swampy has total control of the vegetation on the universe, including being able to regenerate from nothing, creating new bodies or teleporting through entire galaxies merely by transfering his consciousness to vegetation light years away. Upon meeting him, ComicBook/BlackOrchid straight up thought of him as {{God}}.
*** Hell, every Elemental Realm could be considered an EldritchAbomination. They're billion year old mystic forces of almost endless power that expand through the multiverse and serve as the AnthropomorphicPersonification of various elements, and often need an avatar as their servant to work properly. The Green is the representation of plant life, while the Red serves as one for animal life and is ruled by MixAndMatchCritters [[AnimalisticAbomination Animalistic Abominations]]. The Grey represents fungal life, while the Divided represents bacteria, and both look even more like a BotanicalAbomination than the Green. From here, they get a bit more abstract: The Clear, the White, the Melt and the Ember represent water, air, earth and fire respectively (Red Tornado used to be a servant of the White, and Firestorm of the Ember), while the Rithm is technology. Finally and most creepy of them all, the Rot/The Black represents death and deccay, and have a tendency of creating hideous [[UndeadAbomination Undead Abominations]] that tend to overstep their rules and try to end all organic life.
*** Hell, every Elemental Realm could be considered an EldritchAbomination. They're billion year old mystic forces of almost endless power that expand through the multiverse and serve as the AnthropomorphicPersonification of various elements, and often need an avatar as their servant to work properly. The Green is the representation of plant life, while the Red serves as one for animal life and is ruled by MixAndMatchCritters [[AnimalisticAbomination Animalistic Abominations]]. The Grey represents fungal life, while the Divided represents bacteria, and both look even more like a BotanicalAbomination than the Green. From here, they get a bit more abstract: The Clear, the White, the Melt and the Ember represent water, air, earth and fire respectively (Red Tornado used to be a servant of the White, and Firestorm of the Ember), while the Rithm is technology. Finally and most creepy of them all, the Rot/The Black represents death and deccay, and have a tendency of creating hideous [[UndeadAbomination Undead Abominations]] that tend to overstep their rules and try to end all organic life.
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** In ''ComicBook/ArkhamAsylumASeriousHouseOnSeriousEarth'', the Arkham family was cursed with a demonc [[AnimalisticAbomination Bat entity]] that caused Amadeus Arkham's mother to commit suicide [[spoiler: (Although she was actually [[MercyKill killed by Amadeus]])]], passing the curse onto Amadeus, which manifested in Mad Dog Hawkins raping, murdering and eating his wife and son, which drove him insane and had to be locked in hos own asylum, where he tried to do a ritualistic spell to bind the Bat in the Asylum, cursing it to become an EldritchLocation SealedEvilInACan that on the 1st of April becae a focal point of madness and actually sent ripples through time and [[StableTimeLoop actually cursed the Arkhams in the first place with the Bat]]. The story implies that either Dr. Cavendish or Batman himself could be the latest incarnation sent to torment Arkham.
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** In ''ComicBook/ArkhamAsylumASeriousHouseOnSeriousEarth'', the Arkham family was cursed with a demonc [[AnimalisticAbomination Bat entity]] that caused Amadeus Arkham's mother to commit suicide [[spoiler: (Although she was actually [[MercyKill killed by Amadeus]])]], passing the curse onto Amadeus, which manifested in Mad Dog Hawkins raping, murdering and eating his wife and son, which drove him insane and had to be locked in hos own asylum, where he tried to do a ritualistic spell to bind the Bat in the Asylum, cursing it to become an EldritchLocation SealedEvilInACan that on the 1st of April becae a focal point of so much madness and actually it sent ripples through time and [[StableTimeLoop actually cursed the Arkhams in the first place with the Bat]].Bat]]. The reason Gotham is such a WretchedHive is because of the curse of the Bat. The story implies that either Dr. Cavendish or Batman himself could be the latest incarnation sent to torment Arkham.
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** While Pamela Isley was an eco-terrorist that gave herself GreenThumb powers in the mainstream DC-universe, here Poison Ivy was a potted plant turned into a BotanicalAbomination by Ra's al Ghul.
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** Mister Bloom is the most uncanny Batan villain. The BigBad of [[AudienceAlienatingEra Gordon's tenure as the Bat]], he looked like a very tall and lanky creature with a TheBlank face with a yellow flower and sharp reptilian--like claws, and shows NewPowersAsThePlotDemands, including sizeshifting, [[AnIcePerson ice manipulation]] and technokinesis. Although initially presenting himself as a BotanicalAbomination, his origin reveals him to be a TranshumanAbomination, who once adquired his powers in an illegal metahuman experimentation camp, that also left him able to grow "seeds", [[BotanicalAbomination Botanical Abominations]] in their own right that can empower anyone with similar powers but also leaves them as puppets under Mr. Bloom's mind control.
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** Mister Bloom is the most uncanny Batan Batman villain. The BigBad of [[AudienceAlienatingEra Gordon's tenure as the Bat]], he looked like a very tall and lanky creature with a TheBlank face with a yellow flower and sharp reptilian--like claws, and shows NewPowersAsThePlotDemands, including sizeshifting, [[AnIcePerson ice manipulation]] and technokinesis. Although initially presenting himself as a BotanicalAbomination, his origin reveals him to be a TranshumanAbomination, who once adquired his powers in an illegal metahuman experimentation camp, that also left him able to grow "seeds", [[BotanicalAbomination Botanical Abominations]] in their own right that can empower anyone with similar powers but also leaves them as puppets under Mr. Bloom's mind control.
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*** Some masterfully done CanonWelding between ''ComicBook/ArkhamAsylumASeriousHouseOnSeriousEarth'', ''ComicBook/FinalCrisis'' and ''ComicBook/BatmanGrantMorrison'' reveals that the demon that Simon Hurt summoned was actually the Hyper-Adapter itself, and that after its defeat it became the demon Barbatos, which not only [[StableTimeLoop inspired Hurt in doing the ritual in the first place]] but also was the Bat that tormented the Arkhams and was trapped in Gotham by Amadeus' spell. [[ComicBook/BatmanYearOne The bat that crashed through Bruce's window and inspired him to become Batman]] in the first place was actually Barbatos meaning that [[MetaphoricalTruth in a certain way]], Batan really is the latest incarnation of the Bat entity. This also means that Dr. Hurt isn't just possessed by a demon, he has a piece of Darkseid inside him (this was later confirmed when Hurt mentioned Darkseid [[ResurrectiveImmortality was trying to reincarnate inside him]]), and considering [[AnthropomorphicPersonification what Darkseid really is]] [[SatanicArchetype and what he represents]], Hurt is both "evil incarnate" as he claimed but also '''is''' the Devil.
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*** Some masterfully done CanonWelding between ''ComicBook/ArkhamAsylumASeriousHouseOnSeriousEarth'', ''ComicBook/FinalCrisis'' and ''ComicBook/BatmanGrantMorrison'' reveals that the demon that Simon Hurt summoned was actually the Hyper-Adapter itself, and that after its defeat it became the demon Barbatos, which not only [[StableTimeLoop inspired Hurt in doing the ritual in the first place]] but also was the Bat that tormented the Arkhams and was trapped in Gotham by Amadeus' spell. [[ComicBook/BatmanYearOne The bat that crashed through Bruce's window and inspired him to become Batman]] in the first place was actually Barbatos meaning that [[MetaphoricalTruth in a certain way]], Batan Batman really is the latest incarnation of the Bat entity. This also means that Dr. Hurt isn't just possessed by a demon, he has a piece of Darkseid inside him (this was later confirmed when Hurt mentioned Darkseid [[ResurrectiveImmortality was trying to reincarnate inside him]]), and considering [[AnthropomorphicPersonification what Darkseid really is]] [[SatanicArchetype and what he represents]], Hurt is both "evil incarnate" as he claimed but also '''is''' the Devil.Devil.
** ''ComicBook/BatmanTheDoomThatCameToGotham'', being an {{Homage}} of the Cthulhu Mythos [[AdaptationalAbomination turns various characters into more eldritch versions of themselves.]]
*** Mister Freeze is portrayed as a man who was driven mad and transformed into an [[OurLichesAreDifferent undead-being]] that freezes everything around him, obsessed with unleashing his dark master.
** While Pamela Isley was an eco-terrorist that gave herself GreenThumb powers in the mainstream DC-universe, here Poison Ivy was a potted plant turned into a BotanicalAbomination by Ra's al Ghul.
*** Ludvig Prinn was originally a necromancer who supposedly lived to be 500 years old, having authored his own evil spellbook. Here, he was a cultist who, after being imprisoned in the catacombs beneath Gotham, became a reptilian monster.
*** [[spoiler:His father having been cursed with immortality from the Testament of Ghul, ''Batman'' is revealed to be one. He's TheChosenOne destined to thwart Ra's al Ghul's plan of summoning Iou-Sotha and permanently transforms into Man-Bat to accomplish this.]]
*** The story also features and elder god called Iog-Sotha, a massive mass of fins and tentacles who created life on Earth. We also briefly see its equally lovecraftian son frozen in ice.
** ''ComicBook/BatmanTheDoomThatCameToGotham'', being an {{Homage}} of the Cthulhu Mythos [[AdaptationalAbomination turns various characters into more eldritch versions of themselves.]]
*** Mister Freeze is portrayed as a man who was driven mad and transformed into an [[OurLichesAreDifferent undead-being]] that freezes everything around him, obsessed with unleashing his dark master.
** While Pamela Isley was an eco-terrorist that gave herself GreenThumb powers in the mainstream DC-universe, here Poison Ivy was a potted plant turned into a BotanicalAbomination by Ra's al Ghul.
*** Ludvig Prinn was originally a necromancer who supposedly lived to be 500 years old, having authored his own evil spellbook. Here, he was a cultist who, after being imprisoned in the catacombs beneath Gotham, became a reptilian monster.
*** [[spoiler:His father having been cursed with immortality from the Testament of Ghul, ''Batman'' is revealed to be one. He's TheChosenOne destined to thwart Ra's al Ghul's plan of summoning Iou-Sotha and permanently transforms into Man-Bat to accomplish this.]]
*** The story also features and elder god called Iog-Sotha, a massive mass of fins and tentacles who created life on Earth. We also briefly see its equally lovecraftian son frozen in ice.
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** The Hyper-Adapter, also from Morrison's run, is a giant StarfishAlien weapon holding a great part of the Omega Effect that Darkseid released out of an Ancient Box sent to track Batman throgh time (He had become a bit of a living paradox after his death in Darkseid's hands) and kill him. He was so unstoppable that the only thing that managed to defeat him was sending him to Vanishing Point (The last moment in time before the end of the universe), having him beaten by the JLA and then send him back to the past, and that didnt't even till him, just shoo him away.
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** The Hyper-Adapter, also from Morrison's run, is a giant StarfishAlien weapon holding a great part of the Omega Effect that Darkseid released out of an Ancient Box sent to track Batman throgh time (He had become a bit of a living paradox after his death in Darkseid's hands) and kill him. He was so unstoppable that the only thing that managed to defeat him was [[TheresNoKillLikeOverkill sending him to Vanishing Point (The last moment in time before the end of the universe), having him beaten by the JLA and then send sending him back to the past, past]], and that didnt't even till kill him, [[SuperToughness just shoo him away.]]
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** The Hyper-Adapter, also from Morrison's run, is a giant StarfishAlien weapon holding a great part of the Omega Effect that Darkseid released out of an Ancient Box sent to track Batman throgh time (He had become a bit of a living paradox after his death in Darkseid's hands) and kill him. He was so unstoppable that the only thing that managed to defeat him was sending him to Vanishing Point (The last moment in time before the end of the universe), having him beaten by the JLA and then send him back to the past, and that didnt'teven till him, just shoo him away.
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** The Hyper-Adapter, also from Morrison's run, is a giant StarfishAlien weapon holding a great part of the Omega Effect that Darkseid released out of an Ancient Box sent to track Batman throgh time (He had become a bit of a living paradox after his death in Darkseid's hands) and kill him. He was so unstoppable that the only thing that managed to defeat him was sending him to Vanishing Point (The last moment in time before the end of the universe), having him beaten by the JLA and then send him back to the past, and that didnt'teven didnt't even till him, just shoo him away.
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*** Some masterfully done CanonWelding between ''ComicBook/ArkhamAsylumASeriousHouseOnSeriousEarth'', ''ComicBook/FinalCrisis'' and ''ComicBook/BatmanGrantMorrison'' reveals that the demon that Simon Hurt summoned was actually the Hyper-Adapter itself, and that after its defeat it became the demon Barbatos, which not only [[StableTimeLoop inspired Hurt in doing the ritual in the first place]] but also was the Bat that tormented the Arkhams and was trapped in Gotham by Amadeus' spell. [[ComicBook/BatmanYearOne The bat that crashed through Bruce's window and inspired him to become Batman]] in the first place was actually Barbatos meaning that [[MetaphoricalTuth in a certain way]], Batan really is the latest incarnation of the Bat entity. This also means that Dr. Hurt isn't just possessed by a demon, he has a piece of Darkseid inside him (this was later confirmed when Hurt mentioned Darkseid [[ResurrectiveImmortality was trying to reincarnate inside him]]), and considering [[AnthropomorphicPersonification what Darkseid really is]] [[SatanicArchetype and what he represents]], Hurt is both "evil incarnate" as he claimed but also '''is''' the Devil.
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*** Some masterfully done CanonWelding between ''ComicBook/ArkhamAsylumASeriousHouseOnSeriousEarth'', ''ComicBook/FinalCrisis'' and ''ComicBook/BatmanGrantMorrison'' reveals that the demon that Simon Hurt summoned was actually the Hyper-Adapter itself, and that after its defeat it became the demon Barbatos, which not only [[StableTimeLoop inspired Hurt in doing the ritual in the first place]] but also was the Bat that tormented the Arkhams and was trapped in Gotham by Amadeus' spell. [[ComicBook/BatmanYearOne The bat that crashed through Bruce's window and inspired him to become Batman]] in the first place was actually Barbatos meaning that [[MetaphoricalTuth [[MetaphoricalTruth in a certain way]], Batan really is the latest incarnation of the Bat entity. This also means that Dr. Hurt isn't just possessed by a demon, he has a piece of Darkseid inside him (this was later confirmed when Hurt mentioned Darkseid [[ResurrectiveImmortality was trying to reincarnate inside him]]), and considering [[AnthropomorphicPersonification what Darkseid really is]] [[SatanicArchetype and what he represents]], Hurt is both "evil incarnate" as he claimed but also '''is''' the Devil.
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* The ComicBook/{{Batman}} mythos, hile being pretty grounded in reality (Safe for some more fantastical villains like Ra's al Ghul) still has shown us a couple beings who are truly '''weird'''.
** The Joker himself might be [[HumanoidAbomination one of these.]] It's been sugested a few times that the Joker [[AmbiguouslyHuman could not be as human as he appears.]] He's a being of pure chaos and death and not only is his origin and identity a complete mistery to even the most powerful agencies in the DCU, [[JokerImmunity but he has survived things that would have killed normal humans]]. ''ComicBook/DarkseidWar'' implies that he might be Gelos, the Greek God of Laughter (Not the kind of laughter you get out of a funny comedy, but rather the mocking cackle of an insane warrior befre he slaughters his enemy), while ''ComicBook/BatmanEndgame'' left ambiguous if he was a Really700YearsOld unkillable horror that has been tormenting Gotham City since its foundation.
*** In ''ComicBook/EmperorJoker'' Mr. J absorbs a huge part of Mr. Mxyzptlk's powers, and turns into a RealityWarper OmnicidalManiac that traps Superman in a backwards world and Batman in various degrading deaths.
** Man-Bat became a disgusting AnimalisticAbomination controlled by an even worse EldritchAbomination in ComicBook/JusticeLeagueDark
** What do you get when you fuse all the Clayfaces? '''Ultimate Clayface''', a bloating hideous blob that can take any shape or form and has MakeThemRot powers so strong that they were [[PowerIncontinence too mch for Basil to handle]], and they eventually began [[AcidAttack dissolving the ground itself]] until he sunk into the core of the Earth.
** At her more powerful, Poison Ivy is this. She has a conection to The Green, the universe's AnthropomorphicPersonification of plant life and she is immune to any poison, [[ResurrectiveImmortality able to come back from the dead in plant-human hybrid bodies]], GreenThumb powers that even rival those of Swamp Thing or the Floronic Man and can create her own BotanicalAbomination pets.
** Mister Bloom is the most uncanny Batan villain. The BigBad of [[AudienceAlienatingEra Gordon's tenure as the Bat]], he looked like a very tall and lanky creature with a TheBlank face with a yellow flower and sharp reptilian--like claws, and shows NewPowersAsThePlotDemands, including sizeshifting, [[AnIcePerson ice manipulation]] and technokinesis. Although initially presenting himself as a BotanicalAbomination, his origin reveals him to be a TranshumanAbomination, who once adquired his powers in an illegal metahuman experimentation camp, that also left him able to grow "seeds", [[BotanicalAbomination Botanical Abominations]] in their own right that can empower anyone with similar powers but also leaves them as puppets under Mr. Bloom's mind control.
** In ''ComicBook/ArkhamAsylumASeriousHouseOnSeriousEarth'', the Arkham family was cursed with a demonc [[AnimalisticAbomination Bat entity]] that caused Amadeus Arkham's mother to commit suicide [[spoiler: (Although she was actually [[MercyKill killed by Amadeus]])]], passing the curse onto Amadeus, which manifested in Mad Dog Hawkins raping, murdering and eating his wife and son, which drove him insane and had to be locked in hos own asylum, where he tried to do a ritualistic spell to bind the Bat in the Asylum, cursing it to become an EldritchLocation SealedEvilInACan that on the 1st of April becae a focal point of madness and actually sent ripples through time and [[StableTimeLoop actually cursed the Arkhams in the first place with the Bat]]. The story implies that either Dr. Cavendish or Batman himself could be the latest incarnation sent to torment Arkham.
** [[ComicBook/BatmanGrantMorrison Dr. Hurt]] is [[CosmicFlaw the hole in things, the piece that can never fit.]] He's actually an ancestor of Bruce Wayne in one of the early settlements that would become Gotham, but in a satanic ritual he was possessed by a very powerful demon, and he became [[Really700YearsOld immortal.]] Hurt then became a sinister CardCarryingVillain who was hell-bent on the destruction of good as an ideology, and specially the destruction of Batman, so for years he [[WhereDoesHeGetAllThoseWonderfulToys funded and organised a part of Batman's rogues gallery]], and actually implanted a hypnotic switch inside Batman during his early years. The only reason Batman managed to survive his attack in ''Batman RIP'' was because he was CrazyPrepared enough to build a back-up personality just in case of a psychic attack. [[MindScrew He also might be the Devil himself.]]
** The Hyper-Adapter, also from Morrison's run, is a giant StarfishAlien weapon holding a great part of the Omega Effect that Darkseid released out of an Ancient Box sent to track Batman throgh time (He had become a bit of a living paradox after his death in Darkseid's hands) and kill him. He was so unstoppable that the only thing that managed to defeat him was sending him to Vanishing Point (The last moment in time before the end of the universe), having him beaten by the JLA and then send him back to the past, and that didnt'teven till him, just shoo him away.
*** Some masterfully done CanonWelding between ''ComicBook/ArkhamAsylumASeriousHouseOnSeriousEarth'', ''ComicBook/FinalCrisis'' and ''ComicBook/BatmanGrantMorrison'' reveals that the demon that Simon Hurt summoned was actually the Hyper-Adapter itself, and that after its defeat it became the demon Barbatos, which not only [[StableTimeLoop inspired Hurt in doing the ritual in the first place]] but also was the Bat that tormented the Arkhams and was trapped in Gotham by Amadeus' spell. [[ComicBook/BatmanYearOne The bat that crashed through Bruce's window and inspired him to become Batman]] in the first place was actually Barbatos meaning that [[MetaphoricalTuth in a certain way]], Batan really is the latest incarnation of the Bat entity. This also means that Dr. Hurt isn't just possessed by a demon, he has a piece of Darkseid inside him (this was later confirmed when Hurt mentioned Darkseid [[ResurrectiveImmortality was trying to reincarnate inside him]]), and considering [[AnthropomorphicPersonification what Darkseid really is]] [[SatanicArchetype and what he represents]], Hurt is both "evil incarnate" as he claimed but also '''is''' the Devil.
** The Joker himself might be [[HumanoidAbomination one of these.]] It's been sugested a few times that the Joker [[AmbiguouslyHuman could not be as human as he appears.]] He's a being of pure chaos and death and not only is his origin and identity a complete mistery to even the most powerful agencies in the DCU, [[JokerImmunity but he has survived things that would have killed normal humans]]. ''ComicBook/DarkseidWar'' implies that he might be Gelos, the Greek God of Laughter (Not the kind of laughter you get out of a funny comedy, but rather the mocking cackle of an insane warrior befre he slaughters his enemy), while ''ComicBook/BatmanEndgame'' left ambiguous if he was a Really700YearsOld unkillable horror that has been tormenting Gotham City since its foundation.
*** In ''ComicBook/EmperorJoker'' Mr. J absorbs a huge part of Mr. Mxyzptlk's powers, and turns into a RealityWarper OmnicidalManiac that traps Superman in a backwards world and Batman in various degrading deaths.
** Man-Bat became a disgusting AnimalisticAbomination controlled by an even worse EldritchAbomination in ComicBook/JusticeLeagueDark
** What do you get when you fuse all the Clayfaces? '''Ultimate Clayface''', a bloating hideous blob that can take any shape or form and has MakeThemRot powers so strong that they were [[PowerIncontinence too mch for Basil to handle]], and they eventually began [[AcidAttack dissolving the ground itself]] until he sunk into the core of the Earth.
** At her more powerful, Poison Ivy is this. She has a conection to The Green, the universe's AnthropomorphicPersonification of plant life and she is immune to any poison, [[ResurrectiveImmortality able to come back from the dead in plant-human hybrid bodies]], GreenThumb powers that even rival those of Swamp Thing or the Floronic Man and can create her own BotanicalAbomination pets.
** Mister Bloom is the most uncanny Batan villain. The BigBad of [[AudienceAlienatingEra Gordon's tenure as the Bat]], he looked like a very tall and lanky creature with a TheBlank face with a yellow flower and sharp reptilian--like claws, and shows NewPowersAsThePlotDemands, including sizeshifting, [[AnIcePerson ice manipulation]] and technokinesis. Although initially presenting himself as a BotanicalAbomination, his origin reveals him to be a TranshumanAbomination, who once adquired his powers in an illegal metahuman experimentation camp, that also left him able to grow "seeds", [[BotanicalAbomination Botanical Abominations]] in their own right that can empower anyone with similar powers but also leaves them as puppets under Mr. Bloom's mind control.
** In ''ComicBook/ArkhamAsylumASeriousHouseOnSeriousEarth'', the Arkham family was cursed with a demonc [[AnimalisticAbomination Bat entity]] that caused Amadeus Arkham's mother to commit suicide [[spoiler: (Although she was actually [[MercyKill killed by Amadeus]])]], passing the curse onto Amadeus, which manifested in Mad Dog Hawkins raping, murdering and eating his wife and son, which drove him insane and had to be locked in hos own asylum, where he tried to do a ritualistic spell to bind the Bat in the Asylum, cursing it to become an EldritchLocation SealedEvilInACan that on the 1st of April becae a focal point of madness and actually sent ripples through time and [[StableTimeLoop actually cursed the Arkhams in the first place with the Bat]]. The story implies that either Dr. Cavendish or Batman himself could be the latest incarnation sent to torment Arkham.
** [[ComicBook/BatmanGrantMorrison Dr. Hurt]] is [[CosmicFlaw the hole in things, the piece that can never fit.]] He's actually an ancestor of Bruce Wayne in one of the early settlements that would become Gotham, but in a satanic ritual he was possessed by a very powerful demon, and he became [[Really700YearsOld immortal.]] Hurt then became a sinister CardCarryingVillain who was hell-bent on the destruction of good as an ideology, and specially the destruction of Batman, so for years he [[WhereDoesHeGetAllThoseWonderfulToys funded and organised a part of Batman's rogues gallery]], and actually implanted a hypnotic switch inside Batman during his early years. The only reason Batman managed to survive his attack in ''Batman RIP'' was because he was CrazyPrepared enough to build a back-up personality just in case of a psychic attack. [[MindScrew He also might be the Devil himself.]]
** The Hyper-Adapter, also from Morrison's run, is a giant StarfishAlien weapon holding a great part of the Omega Effect that Darkseid released out of an Ancient Box sent to track Batman throgh time (He had become a bit of a living paradox after his death in Darkseid's hands) and kill him. He was so unstoppable that the only thing that managed to defeat him was sending him to Vanishing Point (The last moment in time before the end of the universe), having him beaten by the JLA and then send him back to the past, and that didnt'teven till him, just shoo him away.
*** Some masterfully done CanonWelding between ''ComicBook/ArkhamAsylumASeriousHouseOnSeriousEarth'', ''ComicBook/FinalCrisis'' and ''ComicBook/BatmanGrantMorrison'' reveals that the demon that Simon Hurt summoned was actually the Hyper-Adapter itself, and that after its defeat it became the demon Barbatos, which not only [[StableTimeLoop inspired Hurt in doing the ritual in the first place]] but also was the Bat that tormented the Arkhams and was trapped in Gotham by Amadeus' spell. [[ComicBook/BatmanYearOne The bat that crashed through Bruce's window and inspired him to become Batman]] in the first place was actually Barbatos meaning that [[MetaphoricalTuth in a certain way]], Batan really is the latest incarnation of the Bat entity. This also means that Dr. Hurt isn't just possessed by a demon, he has a piece of Darkseid inside him (this was later confirmed when Hurt mentioned Darkseid [[ResurrectiveImmortality was trying to reincarnate inside him]]), and considering [[AnthropomorphicPersonification what Darkseid really is]] [[SatanicArchetype and what he represents]], Hurt is both "evil incarnate" as he claimed but also '''is''' the Devil.
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* The ComicBook/NewGods's Darkseid is the AbstractApotheosis of [[GodOfEvil evil]] with acess to such uncanny powers as the AndIMustScream-inducing [[ComicBook/SevenSoldiers Omega Effect]] or the Anti-Life Equation, and who rules over a borderline-EldritchLocation found outside of time and space. Canonically every Darkseid in the multiverse (And New God for that matter) is just a fraction of the true entity, which are implied to live infinite dimensions about us and to be the essence of what they represent. This means that Darkseid isn't just the GodOfEvil inside the comic, [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou he is a fraction of our reality's platonic ideal of Evil!]]
** Darkseid's eldritch status is playe for all it's worth during ComicBook/FinalCrisis; after his reincarnation into Dan Turpin, his presence actually starts to decay time and space. Mandrakk is using Darkseid's attack to hide his own plans (but is stopped before getting too far). How does Darkseid [[RealityWarper break reality]] (one parallel universe actually is destroyed by this)? He sits on his throne, waiting for reality to die [[CosmicFlaw MERELY BECAUSE HE]] [[BrownNoteBeing EXISTS.]]
*** Relating to Darkseid, the Omega Effect is an EldritchAbomination in itself: It's an extradimensional force that not only can it desintegrate almost anything (If you're as tough as Cyborg Superman maybe you will just barely die) and allow Darkseid to then recreate you as a zombie, but also has the Life Trap, which is manifested as a void [[HumanoidAbomination with a vaguely human shape called the Omega Sanction]] that traps you infinitely in increasingly more dreadful lifes until you become a servant of Anti-Life. [[ComicBook/SevenSoldiers Shilo Norman]], the greatest escape artist ever trained by the AbstractApotheosis of freedom is so far the only thing to have escaped the Omega Sanction's full power.
*** Finally, the Anti-Life Equation is ''also'' an EldritchAbomination: A sentient abstract mathematical formula that shows the futility of life and can destroy free will. Some parts of it tend to crop on Earth, particularly in its collective unconscious through characters like Sonny Sumo or Empress, the reason of Darkseid's continous attacks on Earth, despite multiple instances showing that not even Darkseid could either fully control or even comprehend Anti-Life, since it's tied directly to the Source, one of the few things Darkseid is powerless against. Pied Piper channeling the whole equation through ThePowerOfRock was enough to kill [[HumanoidAbomination Desaad]] and destroy APOKOLIPS. ''Cosmic Odyssey'' shows the Anti-Life Equation as a shadowy BrownNoteBeing so powerful and evil that it forces [[EnemyMine Darkseid to work with his sworn enemies to stop it]] (Although it was later retconned to be a different creature). ''The Death of the New Gods'' also features a similar concept, where Anti-Life being revealed to be one-half of a cosmic being that was split into two by the war of the Old Gods, but this was also retconned later, although not 100% dropped.
** Darkseid's eldritch status is playe for all it's worth during ComicBook/FinalCrisis; after his reincarnation into Dan Turpin, his presence actually starts to decay time and space. Mandrakk is using Darkseid's attack to hide his own plans (but is stopped before getting too far). How does Darkseid [[RealityWarper break reality]] (one parallel universe actually is destroyed by this)? He sits on his throne, waiting for reality to die [[CosmicFlaw MERELY BECAUSE HE]] [[BrownNoteBeing EXISTS.]]
*** Relating to Darkseid, the Omega Effect is an EldritchAbomination in itself: It's an extradimensional force that not only can it desintegrate almost anything (If you're as tough as Cyborg Superman maybe you will just barely die) and allow Darkseid to then recreate you as a zombie, but also has the Life Trap, which is manifested as a void [[HumanoidAbomination with a vaguely human shape called the Omega Sanction]] that traps you infinitely in increasingly more dreadful lifes until you become a servant of Anti-Life. [[ComicBook/SevenSoldiers Shilo Norman]], the greatest escape artist ever trained by the AbstractApotheosis of freedom is so far the only thing to have escaped the Omega Sanction's full power.
*** Finally, the Anti-Life Equation is ''also'' an EldritchAbomination: A sentient abstract mathematical formula that shows the futility of life and can destroy free will. Some parts of it tend to crop on Earth, particularly in its collective unconscious through characters like Sonny Sumo or Empress, the reason of Darkseid's continous attacks on Earth, despite multiple instances showing that not even Darkseid could either fully control or even comprehend Anti-Life, since it's tied directly to the Source, one of the few things Darkseid is powerless against. Pied Piper channeling the whole equation through ThePowerOfRock was enough to kill [[HumanoidAbomination Desaad]] and destroy APOKOLIPS. ''Cosmic Odyssey'' shows the Anti-Life Equation as a shadowy BrownNoteBeing so powerful and evil that it forces [[EnemyMine Darkseid to work with his sworn enemies to stop it]] (Although it was later retconned to be a different creature). ''The Death of the New Gods'' also features a similar concept, where Anti-Life being revealed to be one-half of a cosmic being that was split into two by the war of the Old Gods, but this was also retconned later, although not 100% dropped.
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* The ComicBook/NewGods's Darkseid is the AbstractApotheosis of [[GodOfEvil evil]] with acess access to such uncanny powers as the AndIMustScream-inducing [[ComicBook/SevenSoldiers Omega Effect]] or the Anti-Life Equation, and who rules over a borderline-EldritchLocation found outside of time and space. Canonically every Darkseid in the multiverse (And New God for that matter) is just a fraction of the true entity, which are implied to live infinite dimensions about us and to be the essence of what they represent. This means that Darkseid isn't just the GodOfEvil inside the comic, [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou he is a fraction of our reality's platonic ideal of Evil!]]
** Darkseid's eldritch status isplaye played for all it's worth during ComicBook/FinalCrisis; after his reincarnation into Dan Turpin, his presence actually starts to decay time and space. Mandrakk is using Darkseid's attack to hide his own plans (but is stopped before getting too far). How does Darkseid [[RealityWarper break reality]] (one parallel universe actually is destroyed by this)? He sits on his throne, waiting for reality to die [[CosmicFlaw MERELY BECAUSE HE]] [[BrownNoteBeing EXISTS.]]
*** Relating to Darkseid, the Omega Effect is an EldritchAbomination in itself: It's an extradimensional force that can not onlycan it desintegrate almost anything (If (if you're as tough as Cyborg Superman maybe you will just barely die) and allow Darkseid to then recreate you as a zombie, but also has the Life Trap, which is manifested as a void [[HumanoidAbomination with a vaguely human shape called the Omega Sanction]] that traps you infinitely in increasingly more dreadful lifes until you become a servant of Anti-Life. [[ComicBook/SevenSoldiers Shilo Norman]], the greatest escape artist ever trained by the AbstractApotheosis of freedom is so far the only thing to have escaped the Omega Sanction's full power.
*** Finally, the Anti-Life Equation is ''also'' an EldritchAbomination:A a sentient abstract mathematical formula that shows the futility of life and can destroy free will. Some parts of it tend to crop up on Earth, particularly in its collective unconscious through characters like Sonny Sumo or Empress, the reason of behind Darkseid's continous continuous attacks on Earth, despite multiple instances showing that not even Darkseid could can either fully control or even comprehend Anti-Life, since it's tied directly to the Source, one of the few things Darkseid is powerless against. Pied Piper channeling the whole equation through ThePowerOfRock was enough to kill [[HumanoidAbomination Desaad]] and destroy APOKOLIPS. ''Cosmic Odyssey'' shows the Anti-Life Equation as a shadowy BrownNoteBeing so powerful and evil that it forces [[EnemyMine Darkseid to work with his sworn enemies to stop it]] (Although (although it was later retconned to be a different creature). ''The Death of the New Gods'' also features a similar concept, where Anti-Life being is revealed to be one-half one half of a cosmic being that was split into two by the war of the Old Gods, but this was also retconned later, although not 100% dropped.
** Darkseid's eldritch status is
*** Relating to Darkseid, the Omega Effect is an EldritchAbomination in itself: It's an extradimensional force that can not only
*** Finally, the Anti-Life Equation is ''also'' an EldritchAbomination:
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** ComicBook/{{Darkseid}} also becomes this during ComicBook/FinalCrisis; after his reincarnation into Dan Turpin, his presence actually starts to decay time and space. Mandrakk is using Darkseid's attack to hide his own plans (but is stopped before getting too far). How does Darkseid [[RealityWarper break reality]] (one parallel universe actually is destroyed by this)? He sits on his throne, waiting for reality to die ''merely because he exists''.
*** And this happened because Darkseid's original body was killed, and he plummeted to Earth. Meaning that [[HumanoidAbomination Darkseid's very soul is a cosmic horror.]] And, quite possibly, so are the rest of the New Gods.
*** And this happened because Darkseid's original body was killed, and he plummeted to Earth. Meaning that [[HumanoidAbomination Darkseid's very soul is a cosmic horror.]] And, quite possibly, so are the rest of the New Gods.
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* The ComicBook/NewGods's Darkseid is the AbstractApotheosis of [[GodOfEvil evil]] with acess to such uncanny powers as the AndIMustScream-inducing [[ComicBook/SevenSoldiers Omega Effect]] or the Anti-Life Equation, and who rules over a borderline-EldritchLocation found outside of time and space. Canonically every Darkseid in the multiverse (And New God for that matter) is just a fraction of the true entity, which are implied to live infinite dimensions about us and to be the essence of what they represent. This means that Darkseid isn't just the GodOfEvil inside the comic, [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou he is a fraction of our reality's platonic ideal of Evil!]]
** Darkseid's eldritch status is playe for all it's worth during ComicBook/FinalCrisis; after his reincarnation into Dan Turpin, his presence actually starts to decay time and space. Mandrakk is using Darkseid's attack to hide his own plans (but is stopped before getting too far). How does Darkseid [[RealityWarper break reality]] (one parallel universe actually is destroyed by this)? He sits on his throne, waiting for reality to die [[CosmicFlaw MERELY BECAUSE HE]] [[BrownNoteBeing EXISTS.]]
*** Relating to Darkseid, the Omega Effect is an EldritchAbomination in itself: It's an extradimensional force that not only can it desintegrate almost anything (If you're as tough as Cyborg Superman maybe you will just barely die) and allow Darkseid to then recreate you as a zombie, but also has the Life Trap, which is manifested as a void [[HumanoidAbomination with a vaguely human shape called the Omega Sanction]] that traps you infinitely in increasingly more dreadful lifes until you become a servant of Anti-Life. [[ComicBook/SevenSoldiers Shilo Norman]], the greatest escape artist ever trained by the AbstractApotheosis of freedom is so far the only thing to have escaped the Omega Sanction's full power.
*** Finally, the Anti-Life Equation is ''also'' an EldritchAbomination: A sentient abstract mathematical formula that shows the futility of life and can destroy free will. Some parts of it tend to crop on Earth, particularly in its collective unconscious through characters like Sonny Sumo or Empress, the reason of Darkseid's continous attacks on Earth, despite multiple instances showing that not even Darkseid could either fully control or even comprehend Anti-Life, since it's tied directly to the Source, one of the few things Darkseid is powerless against. Pied Piper channeling the whole equation through ThePowerOfRock was enough to kill [[HumanoidAbomination Desaad]] and destroy APOKOLIPS. ''Cosmic Odyssey'' shows the Anti-Life Equation as a shadowy BrownNoteBeing so powerful and evil that it forces [[EnemyMine Darkseid to work with his sworn enemies to stop it]] (Although it was later retconned to be a different creature). ''The Death of the New Gods'' also features a similar concept, where Anti-Life being revealed to be one-half of a cosmic being that was split into two by the war of the Old Gods, but this was also retconned later, although not 100% dropped.
** Darkseid's eldritch status is playe for all it's worth during ComicBook/FinalCrisis; after his reincarnation into Dan Turpin, his presence actually starts to decay time and space. Mandrakk is using Darkseid's attack to hide his own plans (but is stopped before getting too far). How does Darkseid [[RealityWarper break reality]] (one parallel universe actually is destroyed by this)? He sits on his throne, waiting for reality to die [[CosmicFlaw MERELY BECAUSE HE]] [[BrownNoteBeing EXISTS.]]
*** Relating to Darkseid, the Omega Effect is an EldritchAbomination in itself: It's an extradimensional force that not only can it desintegrate almost anything (If you're as tough as Cyborg Superman maybe you will just barely die) and allow Darkseid to then recreate you as a zombie, but also has the Life Trap, which is manifested as a void [[HumanoidAbomination with a vaguely human shape called the Omega Sanction]] that traps you infinitely in increasingly more dreadful lifes until you become a servant of Anti-Life. [[ComicBook/SevenSoldiers Shilo Norman]], the greatest escape artist ever trained by the AbstractApotheosis of freedom is so far the only thing to have escaped the Omega Sanction's full power.
*** Finally, the Anti-Life Equation is ''also'' an EldritchAbomination: A sentient abstract mathematical formula that shows the futility of life and can destroy free will. Some parts of it tend to crop on Earth, particularly in its collective unconscious through characters like Sonny Sumo or Empress, the reason of Darkseid's continous attacks on Earth, despite multiple instances showing that not even Darkseid could either fully control or even comprehend Anti-Life, since it's tied directly to the Source, one of the few things Darkseid is powerless against. Pied Piper channeling the whole equation through ThePowerOfRock was enough to kill [[HumanoidAbomination Desaad]] and destroy APOKOLIPS. ''Cosmic Odyssey'' shows the Anti-Life Equation as a shadowy BrownNoteBeing so powerful and evil that it forces [[EnemyMine Darkseid to work with his sworn enemies to stop it]] (Although it was later retconned to be a different creature). ''The Death of the New Gods'' also features a similar concept, where Anti-Life being revealed to be one-half of a cosmic being that was split into two by the war of the Old Gods, but this was also retconned later, although not 100% dropped.
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*** GeniusBonus here. Its design looks like what Morrison described during a spiritual awakening in Kathmandu, in which they saw "pentadimensional mercurual hyper-sprites" that are essentially 5D humans.
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*** All the gods in the comic book are portrayed [[AdaptationalAbomination in a more eldritch light.]] The Aztec pantheon is made of [[HumanoidAbomination skeleton Gods]] who operate under BlueAndOrangeMorality and rules over [[{{Bizarrchitecture}} bizarre]] [[EldritchLocation surreal]] [[{{Hell}} hellish landscapes]], while the Voodoo Lwas look like [[AnimalisticAbomination chimeras of spiders, reptiles, scorpions, leeches and bats.]]
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*** All the gods in the comic book are portrayed [[AdaptationalAbomination in a more eldritch light.]] The Aztec pantheon is made of [[HumanoidAbomination skeleton Gods]] who operate under BlueAndOrangeMorality and rules over [[{{Bizarrchitecture}} bizarre]] [[EldritchLocation surreal]] [[{{Hell}} hellish landscapes]], while the Voodoo Lwas Loas look like [[AnimalisticAbomination chimeras of spiders, reptiles, scorpions, leeches and bats.]]
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** The Hanged Man is seen fighting one at the end of the "Confession" arc, which is revealed to have been the true source of the serial killings in the area that had caused a serious case of social unrest. Later stories suggest that the abomination behind the killings was [[spoiler:actually the Oubor (see below)]].
*** It's implied that Shadow Hill may house or imprison more.
** The Hanged Man himself may be an unsettling figure, but he ''is'' a hero, albeit a TerrorHero with power akin to the likes of ComicBook/TheSpectre.
** "Where the Action Is" deals with a comic book publisher deciding -- after a bad run in with several superbeings angry about what his comics have been saying about them -- that maybe it's time to switch to cosmic based stories, because nobody of that nature would care about some little comic book, right? This assertion is proven [[DoNotTauntCthulhu very, very, wrong...]]
*** It's implied that Shadow Hill may house or imprison more.
** The Hanged Man himself may be an unsettling figure, but he ''is'' a hero, albeit a TerrorHero with power akin to the likes of ComicBook/TheSpectre.
** "Where the Action Is" deals with a comic book publisher deciding -- after a bad run in with several superbeings angry about what his comics have been saying about them -- that maybe it's time to switch to cosmic based stories, because nobody of that nature would care about some little comic book, right? This assertion is proven [[DoNotTauntCthulhu very, very, wrong...]]
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** The Hanged Man is seen fighting one at the end of the "Confession" arc, which is revealed to have been the true source of the serial killings in the area that had caused a serious case of social unrest. Later stories suggest that the abomination behind the killings was [[spoiler:actually the Oubor (see below)]].
*** It's implied that Shadow Hill may house or imprison more.
** The Hanged Man himself may be an unsettling figure, but he ''is'' a hero, albeit a TerrorHero with power akin to the likes of ComicBook/TheSpectre.
** "Where the Action Is" deals with a comic book publisher deciding -- after a bad run in with several superbeings angry about what his comics have been saying about them -- that maybe it's time to switch to cosmic based stories, because nobody of that nature would care about some little comic book, right? This assertion is proven [[DoNotTauntCthulhu very, very, wrong...]]below)]]..
*** It's implied that Shadow Hill may house or imprison more.
** The Hanged Man himself may be an unsettling figure, but he ''is'' a hero, albeit a TerrorHero with power akin to the likes of ComicBook/TheSpectre.
** "Where the Action Is" deals with a comic book publisher deciding -- after a bad run in with several superbeings angry about what his comics have been saying about them -- that maybe it's time to switch to cosmic based stories, because nobody of that nature would care about some little comic book, right? This assertion is proven [[DoNotTauntCthulhu very, very, wrong...]]
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** "Where the Action Is" deals with a comic book publisher deciding -- after a bad run in with several superbeings angry about what his comics have been saying about them -- that maybe it's time to switch to cosmic based stories, because nobody of that nature would care about some little comic book, right? This assertion is proven [[DoNotTauntCthulhu very, very, wrong...]]
** "Where the Action Is" deals with a comic book publisher deciding -- after a bad run in with several superbeings angry about what his comics have been saying about them -- that maybe it's time to switch to cosmic based stories, because nobody of that nature would care about some little comic book, right? This assertion is proven [[DoNotTauntCthulhu very, very, wrong...]]
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** The Hanged Man is seen fighting one at the end of the "Confession" arc, which is revealed to have been the true source of the serial killings in the area that had caused a serious case of social unrest. Later stories suggest that the abomination behind the killings was [[spoiler:actually the Oubor (see below)]].
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* ''ComicBook/AstroCity:''
** An early issue shows one of these lives underneath Astro City itself, apparently causing a HatePlague to run rampant, until the Hanged Man beats it up.
** One issue deals with a sleazy comic book publisher deciding, after a bad run in with several superbeings angry about what his comics have been saying about them, that maybe it's time to switch to cosmic based stories, because nobody in outer space would care about some little comic book, right? This assertion is proved wrong when the day after, the ''entire building'' is just gone...
** The Oubor, a mysterious and dangerous entity that the Broken Man wars against. And like the Broken Man, it may have an awareness of the fourth wall. [[spoiler:It turns out to be a primordial darkness which has been around since the early days of man, and has been driven back by countercultural music. It's also got a lot of agents on Earth. At least one host of the Hanged Man fell fighting them.]]
** An early issue shows one of these lives underneath Astro City itself, apparently causing a HatePlague to run rampant, until the Hanged Man beats it up.
** One issue deals with a sleazy comic book publisher deciding, after a bad run in with several superbeings angry about what his comics have been saying about them, that maybe it's time to switch to cosmic based stories, because nobody in outer space would care about some little comic book, right? This assertion is proved wrong when the day after, the ''entire building'' is just gone...
** The Oubor, a mysterious and dangerous entity that the Broken Man wars against. And like the Broken Man, it may have an awareness of the fourth wall. [[spoiler:It turns out to be a primordial darkness which has been around since the early days of man, and has been driven back by countercultural music. It's also got a lot of agents on Earth. At least one host of the Hanged Man fell fighting them.]]
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''ComicBook/AstroCity'' is full of these.
**An early issue shows one of these lives underneath Astro City itself, apparently causing a HatePlague to run rampant, until the The Hanged Man beats it up.
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** "Where the Action Is" deals with asleazy comic book publisher deciding, deciding -- after a bad run in with several superbeings angry about what his comics have been saying about them, them -- that maybe it's time to switch to cosmic based stories, because nobody in outer space of that nature would care about some little comic book, right? This assertion is proved wrong when the day after, the ''entire building'' is proven [[DoNotTauntCthulhu very, very, wrong...]]
** Eldritch Abominations are justgone...
a part of the neighborhood for the Shadow Hill district. The residents' daily routines includes refreshing the wards protecting their homes while ignoring the tentacled horrors retreating from daylight. The people who live there get by because they've gotten used to the vampires, the things that terrify the vampires, the Hanged Man [[JustForPun hanging about,]] and all of the other unsettling weirdness that comes with the place.
** The story "Thumbtacks & Yarn" introduces the Blasphemy Boys, a government agency out to contain such horrors, such as the Batrachi. It goes badly for them.
*** Later on in the same issue we see a glimpse of what looks like one that's been imprisoned. [[spoiler:It's a fragment of the Oubor,a mysterious and dangerous entity locked up but still capable of influencing the world outside.]]
** Whatever the "Oubor" is that the Broken Manwars against. And is so afraid of sounds like the Broken Man, one. It's eventually confirmed that it may have an awareness of the fourth wall. is. [[spoiler:It turns out to be a primordial darkness which has been around since the early days of man, and takes their existence personally. It's been manipulating and infecting heroes, erasing any and all knowledge of itself, and has been driven battling the living incarnations of counterculture music.]]
** The Unbodied, myths who were once worshipped, and would like very much to be so again, trying to get back into the world bycountercultural music. any means they can. One of them, He Who Lies Buried, is tied to the origin of American Chibi.
** It's said that the VoidBetweenTheWorlds is a black and featureless place, filled with hungry, nasty, [[VengefulGhost vengeful]] ''things'' trying to break through. It's alsogot a lot of agents on Earth. At least believed that the Pale Horseman is one host of the Hanged Man fell fighting them.]]those horrors given human form.
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** Eldritch Abominations are just
** The story "Thumbtacks & Yarn" introduces the Blasphemy Boys, a government agency out to contain such horrors, such as the Batrachi. It goes badly for them.
*** Later on in the same issue we see a glimpse of what looks like one that's been imprisoned. [[spoiler:It's a fragment of the Oubor,
** Whatever the "Oubor" is that the Broken Man
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*** The Archons of The Outer Church in are typical {{Eldritch Abomination}}s -- slimy, chitinous, and decidedly non-human. In an interesting inversion of Lovecraft's themes, the Archons aren't entities of entropic chaos, but absolute order. When the universe reorients itself in their presence, it's not because it's breaking down, but because it's coming more in line with the Archons' specifications.
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*** The Archons of The Outer Church in are typical {{Eldritch Abomination}}s -- slimy, chitinous, and decidedly non-human. In an interesting inversion of Lovecraft's themes, the Archons aren't entities of entropic chaos, but absolute order. When the universe reorients itself in their presence, it's not because it's breaking down, but because it's coming more in line with the Archons' specifications.
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*** In the [[EldritchLocation Dulce base]] there exists a "mass of living information" that's describe as {{God}} and [[Creator/HPLovecraft Azazoth]] and looks like a shapeshifting blob of mercury. It was brought to our reality after the detonation of atomic bombs in Los Alamos by Oppenheimer [[HistoricalVillainUpgrade (Who was a priest of Azazoth)]] punched a hole in reality.
*** GeniusBonus here. Its design looks like what Morrison described during a spiritual awakening in Kathmandu, in which he saw "pentadimensional mercurual hyper-sprites" that are essentially 5D humans.
*** Quimper is a [[AngelicAbomination Angelic]]/HumanoidAbomination that fell on Earth while paddling at the edges of dreams, and became a [[BodyHorror deformed]] [[OurGoblinsAreDifferent goblin]] monster that works as a MindVirus that infects traumas and makes them overtake the memory's owners.
*** All the gods in the comic book are portrayed [[AdaptationalAbomination in a more eldritch light.]] The Aztec pantheon is made of [[HumanoidAbomination skeleton Gods]] who operate under BlueAndOrangeMorality and rules over [[{{Bizarrchitecture}} bizarre]] [[EldritchLocation surreal]] [[{{Hell}} hellish landscapes]], while the Voodoo Lwas look like [[AnimalisticAbomination chimeras of spiders, reptiles, scorpions and bats.]]
*** GeniusBonus here. Its design looks like what Morrison described during a spiritual awakening in Kathmandu, in which he saw "pentadimensional mercurual hyper-sprites" that are essentially 5D humans.
*** Quimper is a [[AngelicAbomination Angelic]]/HumanoidAbomination that fell on Earth while paddling at the edges of dreams, and became a [[BodyHorror deformed]] [[OurGoblinsAreDifferent goblin]] monster that works as a MindVirus that infects traumas and makes them overtake the memory's owners.
*** All the gods in the comic book are portrayed [[AdaptationalAbomination in a more eldritch light.]] The Aztec pantheon is made of [[HumanoidAbomination skeleton Gods]] who operate under BlueAndOrangeMorality and rules over [[{{Bizarrchitecture}} bizarre]] [[EldritchLocation surreal]] [[{{Hell}} hellish landscapes]], while the Voodoo Lwas look like [[AnimalisticAbomination chimeras of spiders, reptiles, scorpions and bats.]]
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*** In the [[EldritchLocation Dulce base]] there exists a "mass of living information" of six dimensions that's describe as {{God}} and [[Creator/HPLovecraft Azazoth]] and looks like a shapeshifting blob of mercury. It was brought to our reality after the detonation of atomic bombs in Los Alamos by Oppenheimer [[HistoricalVillainUpgrade (Who was a priest of Azazoth)]] punched a hole in reality.
*** GeniusBonus here. Its design looks like what Morrison described during a spiritual awakening in Kathmandu, in whichhe they saw "pentadimensional mercurual hyper-sprites" that are essentially 5D humans.
*** Quimperis used to be a [[AngelicAbomination Angelic]]/HumanoidAbomination mischeavous metaphysical imp that fell on Earth while paddling at the edges of dreams, and became a [[BodyHorror deformed]] [[OurGoblinsAreDifferent goblin]] monster that works as a MindVirus that infects traumas and makes them overtake the memory's owners.
*** All the gods in the comic book are portrayed [[AdaptationalAbomination in a more eldritch light.]] The Aztec pantheon is made of [[HumanoidAbomination skeleton Gods]] who operate under BlueAndOrangeMorality and rules over [[{{Bizarrchitecture}} bizarre]] [[EldritchLocation surreal]] [[{{Hell}} hellish landscapes]], while the Voodoo Lwas look like [[AnimalisticAbomination chimeras of spiders, reptiles,scorpions scorpions, leeches and bats.]]
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*** All the gods in the comic book are portrayed [[AdaptationalAbomination in a more eldritch light.]] The Aztec pantheon is made of [[HumanoidAbomination skeleton Gods]] who operate under BlueAndOrangeMorality and rules over [[{{Bizarrchitecture}} bizarre]] [[EldritchLocation surreal]] [[{{Hell}} hellish landscapes]], while the Voodoo Lwas look like [[AnimalisticAbomination chimeras of spiders, reptiles,
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** [[spoiler: ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}'' also features a [[GeneticAbomination human-made abomination]] in the form of the Psychic Squid, a deformed and [[Creator/LewisLovhaug slimy]] giant mollusk-like thing created using the brain of a psychic and deliberately designed to look as repulsive as possible. On the second of November, the squid is teleported on New York, killing three million in a psychic attack and giving nightmares to people from around the world. It's so horrifying that it ends the Cold War because the world governments believe it's the first of a series of attacks from interdimensional aliens.]]
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*** Quimper is a [[AngelicAbomination Angelic]]/HumanoidAbomination that fell on Earth while paddling at the edges of dreams, and became a [[BodyHorror deformed]] [[OurGoblinsAreDifferent goblin]] monster that works as a MindVirus that infects traumas and makes them overtake the memory's owners.
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*** All the gods in the comic book are portrayed [[AdaptationalAbomination in a more eldritch light.]] The Aztec pantheon is made of [[HumanoidAbomination skeleton Gods]] who operate under BlueAndOrangeMorality and rules over [[Bizarrchitecture bizarre]] [[EldritchLocation surreal]] [[{{Hell}} hellish landscapes]], while the Voodoo Lwas look like [[AnimalisticAbomination chimeras of spiders, reptiles, scorpions and bats.]]
*** All the gods in the comic book are portrayed [[AdaptationalAbomination in a more eldritch light.]] The Aztec pantheon is made of [[HumanoidAbomination skeleton Gods]] who operate under BlueAndOrangeMorality and rules over [[Bizarrchitecture bizarre]] [[EldritchLocation surreal]] [[{{Hell}} hellish landscapes]], while the Voodoo Lwas look like [[AnimalisticAbomination chimeras of spiders, reptiles, scorpions and bats.]]
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** The Archons of The Outer Church in ''Comicbook/TheInvisibles'' are typical {{Eldritch Abomination}}s -- slimy, chitinous, and decidedly non-human. In an interesting inversion of Lovecraft's themes, the Archons aren't entities of entropic chaos, but absolute order. When the universe reorients itself in their presence, it's not because it's breaking down, but because it's coming more in line with the Archons' specifications.
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*** The Archons of The Outer Church in''Comicbook/TheInvisibles'' are typical {{Eldritch Abomination}}s -- slimy, chitinous, and decidedly non-human. In an interesting inversion of Lovecraft's themes, the Archons aren't entities of entropic chaos, but absolute order. When the universe reorients itself in their presence, it's not because it's breaking down, but because it's coming more in line with the Archons' specifications.
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*** In the [[EldritchLocation Dulce base]] there exists a "mass of living information" that's describe as {{God}} and [[Creator/HPLovecraft Azazoth]] and looks like a shapeshifting blob of mercury. It was brought to our reality after the detonation of atomic bombs in Los Alamos by Oppenheimer [[HistoricalVillainUpgrade (Who was a priest of Azazoth)]] punched a hole in reality.
**** GeniusBonus here. Its design looks like what Morrison described during a spiritual awakening in Kathmandu, in which he saw "pentadimensional mercurual hyper-sprites" that are essentially 5D humans.
*** All the gods in the comic book are portrayed [[AdaptationalAbomination in a more eldritch light.]] The Aztec pantheon is made of [[HumanoidAbomination skeleton Gods]] who operate under BlueAndOrangeMorality and rules over [[Bizarrchitecture bizarre]] [[EldritchLocation surreal]] [[{{Hell}} hellish landscapes]], while the Voodoo Lwas look like [[AnimalisticAbomination chimeras of spiders, reptiles, scorpions and bats.]]
**** GeniusBonus here. Its design looks like what Morrison described during a spiritual awakening in Kathmandu, in which he saw "pentadimensional mercurual hyper-sprites" that are essentially 5D humans.
*** All the gods in the comic book are portrayed [[AdaptationalAbomination in a more eldritch light.]] The Aztec pantheon is made of [[HumanoidAbomination skeleton Gods]] who operate under BlueAndOrangeMorality and rules over [[Bizarrchitecture bizarre]] [[EldritchLocation surreal]] [[{{Hell}} hellish landscapes]], while the Voodoo Lwas look like [[AnimalisticAbomination chimeras of spiders, reptiles, scorpions and bats.]]
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*** Also from the same comic is Barbelith. An ancient sentient satellite that trains our generation's messiah and [[spoiler: serves as a bridge between Earth and the Invisible College]]. In the last issue [[spoiler: it is revealed that Barbelith was our reality's placenta, and in the 22/12/2012, Barbelith pops like a bubble and makes the three-dimensional world real. [[GainaxEnding Or]] [[MindScrew something.]]]]
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* M'Gubgub from ''ComicBook/NthManTheUltimateNinja'' is a galaxy-devouring abomination with a million forms that has to spread his mass out over hundreds of light-years just to prevent his gravitational field from collapsing on itself. It wants to destroy the Earth in order to eliminate a temporal anomaly there.
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* ''ComicBook/NthManTheUltimateNinja'': M'Gubgub from ''ComicBook/NthManTheUltimateNinja'' is a galaxy-devouring abomination with a million forms that has to spread his mass out over hundreds of light-years just to prevent his gravitational field from collapsing on itself. It wants to destroy the Earth in order to eliminate a temporal anomaly there.
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* ''ComicBook/SwampThing'': Scott Snyder's run introduces the horrifying Sethe, a horrific diseased demonic skeleton beast that spreads pestilence. Not only is its very appearance NauseaFuel, but it's implied that [[PlagueMaster it was responsible for not just]] TheBlackDeath, but ''[[OmnicidalManiac every single pestilence to afflict humanity]]''. It's implied that Sethe and abovementioned The Hunters Three serve the same dark forces.
** Another, far earlier one from ''Swamp Thing'', spawned yet again from the brilliant-yet-deranged mind of Creator/AlanMoore, is the Original Darkness, the BigBad of the "Murder of Crows" arc. For starters, this thing is [[PrimordialChaos the chaos that existed]] prior to [[{{God}} the Presence]] beginning its creation. It's also brain-meltingly enormous; the telepath [[ComicBook/DoomPatrol Mento]] actually starts foaming at the mouth trying to comprehend the scale of this thing. Just having your existence acknowledged by it can have fatal results for even powerful magic-users, as Zatara and Sargon found out the hard way. Oh, and it's absolutely unstoppable; ComicBook/{{Etrigan}}, ComicBook/DoctorFate, and ComicBook/TheSpectre all try and fail horribly to halt its assault on Heaven, with the Spectre memorably being [[CurbStompBattle curbstomped]] by the Darkness's ''thumb''. It takes [[{{God}} the Presence]] ''itself'' to intervene to stop this thing, and it couldn't destroy the Darkness, merely nullify it, as they are ''equals''.
** Another, far earlier one from ''Swamp Thing'', spawned yet again from the brilliant-yet-deranged mind of Creator/AlanMoore, is the Original Darkness, the BigBad of the "Murder of Crows" arc. For starters, this thing is [[PrimordialChaos the chaos that existed]] prior to [[{{God}} the Presence]] beginning its creation. It's also brain-meltingly enormous; the telepath [[ComicBook/DoomPatrol Mento]] actually starts foaming at the mouth trying to comprehend the scale of this thing. Just having your existence acknowledged by it can have fatal results for even powerful magic-users, as Zatara and Sargon found out the hard way. Oh, and it's absolutely unstoppable; ComicBook/{{Etrigan}}, ComicBook/DoctorFate, and ComicBook/TheSpectre all try and fail horribly to halt its assault on Heaven, with the Spectre memorably being [[CurbStompBattle curbstomped]] by the Darkness's ''thumb''. It takes [[{{God}} the Presence]] ''itself'' to intervene to stop this thing, and it couldn't destroy the Darkness, merely nullify it, as they are ''equals''.
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** ''ComicBook/SupergirlsGreatestChallenge'': A planetary explosion caused by a doomsday device turns a mad scientist and a laboratory animal into humongous masses of positive and negative energy. The former mad scientist -called Positive Man by the Legion of Super-Heroes for lack of a better name-, now looking like a translucent, white-outlined, vaguely-humanoid thing, hates life and roams the cosmos obliterating inhabited worlds by merely passing through them.
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** Scott Snyder's run introduces the horrifying Sethe, a horrific diseased demonic skeleton beast that spreads pestilence. Not only is its very appearance NauseaFuel, but it's implied that [[PlagueMaster it was responsible for not just]] TheBlackDeath, but ''[[OmnicidalManiac every single pestilence to afflict humanity]]''. It's implied that Sethe and abovementioned The Hunters Three serve the same dark forces.
**Another, far earlier one from ''Swamp Thing'', spawned yet again from the brilliant-yet-deranged mind of Creator/AlanMoore, is the The Original Darkness, the BigBad of the "Murder of Crows" arc. For starters, this thing is [[PrimordialChaos the chaos that existed]] prior to [[{{God}} the Presence]] beginning its creation. It's also brain-meltingly enormous; the telepath [[ComicBook/DoomPatrol Mento]] actually starts foaming at the mouth trying to comprehend the scale of this thing. Just having your existence acknowledged by it can have fatal results for even powerful magic-users, as Zatara and Sargon found out the hard way. Oh, and it's absolutely unstoppable; ComicBook/{{Etrigan}}, ComicBook/DoctorFate, and ComicBook/TheSpectre all try and fail horribly to halt its assault on Heaven, with the Spectre memorably being [[CurbStompBattle curbstomped]] by the Darkness's ''thumb''. It takes [[{{God}} the Presence]] ''itself'' to intervene to stop this thing, and it couldn't destroy the Darkness, merely nullify it, as they are ''equals''.
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** Scott Snyder's run introduces the horrifying Sethe, a horrific diseased demonic skeleton beast that spreads pestilence. Not only is its very appearance NauseaFuel, but it's implied that [[PlagueMaster it was responsible for not just]] TheBlackDeath, but ''[[OmnicidalManiac every single pestilence to afflict humanity]]''. It's implied that Sethe and abovementioned The Hunters Three serve the same dark forces.
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* The Hunters Three of the ComicBook/New52 Comicbook/AnimalMan appear to be these. Three absolutely horrific creatures who [[MeatPuppet "disguise themselves as men"]]. According to interviews, the three of them are from the edges of the DC Universe and serve a dark force lurking beneath it. Though, really, [[http://www.comicvine.com/hunters-three/65-58633/all-images/108-538958/hunters_buddy_1/105-1997905/ their appearance says it all]].
** In the end, both the Hunters Three and the Rot are subversions. The Hunters Three [[spoiler:turn out to be ordinary people after Maxine frees them of their corruption.]] The Rot itself is actually the natural force of death and decay [[spoiler:corrupted by Anton Arcane, an all too human villain.]]
** In the end, both the Hunters Three and the Rot are subversions. The Hunters Three [[spoiler:turn out to be ordinary people after Maxine frees them of their corruption.]] The Rot itself is actually the natural force of death and decay [[spoiler:corrupted by Anton Arcane, an all too human villain.]]
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%%** In ''ComicBook/{{Nameless}}'', ''ComicBook/Nameless2015'', Grant pits a small team of astronauts against one [[spoiler:, or possibly several]] imprisoned on a gigantic asteroid. [[spoiler: It doesn't help that the asteroid is designated Xibalba, the Mayan Underworld.]]
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** UsefulNotes/{{The Silver Age|of Comic Books}} {{homage}} ''ComicBook/DCTheNewFrontier'' had "The Centre", an ancient and unstoppable monstrosity. It also happens to be a [[GeniusLoci giant island]]. [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs Of Dinosaurs.]]
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** UsefulNotes/{{The Silver Age|of Comic Books}} {{homage}} ''ComicBook/DCTheNewFrontier'' had "The Centre", an ancient and unstoppable monstrosity. It also happens to be a [[GeniusLoci giant island]]. [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs Of Dinosaurs.]]
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** The Oubor, a mysterious and dangerous entity that the Broken Man wars again. And like the Broken Man, it may have an awareness of the fourth wall. [[spoiler:It turns out to be a primordial darkness which has been around since the early days of man, and has been driven back by countercultural music. It's also got a lot of agents on Earth. At least one host of the Hanged Man fell fighting them.]]
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** The Oubor, a mysterious and dangerous entity that the Broken Man wars again.against. And like the Broken Man, it may have an awareness of the fourth wall. [[spoiler:It turns out to be a primordial darkness which has been around since the early days of man, and has been driven back by countercultural music. It's also got a lot of agents on Earth. At least one host of the Hanged Man fell fighting them.]]
