Asmodeus (Marvel Comics)

For other uses, see Asmodeus (comics).
Asmodeus

Asmodeus in Hell.
Publication information
Publisher Marvel Comics
First appearance Ghost Rider #53 (Feb 1981)
Created by Michael Fleisher and Don Perlin
In-story information
Species Demon

Asmodeus is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Asmodeus is an extradimensional demon, subordinate to Mephisto, who has clashed on numerous occasions with the first Ghost Rider.

Publication history

Asmodeus first appeared in Ghost Rider #53 (February 1981), and was created by Michael Fleisher and Don Perlin.

The character subsequently appeared in Ghost Rider #64 (January 1982), and #76 (January 1983).

Fictional character biography

In his first appearance, Asmodeus sends the demon Tabicantra to manipulate and otherwise destroy Ghost Rider and gain control over Zarathos. Tabicantra eventually turns against Asmodeus, helping the hero free himself from the demonic influence.[1]

Asmodeus later captured Ghost Rider, but failed to gain control over Zarathos once again.[2] Later, Asmodeus attempted to trick Mephisto into gaining control of Zarathos. However, Asmodeus failed, and was seemingly destroyed by Mephisto.[3]

Saturnine is a servant of Asmodeus, and a fellow enemy of Zarathos and Blaze.

During the Fear Itself storyline, Asmodeus attended the Devil's Advocacy where they talked about the Serpent's threat on Earth.[4]

Other characters named Asmodeus

Asmodeus, servant of Satannish.

Over the years, there have been several minor characters with the name "Asmodeus" appearing in Marvel Comics. They are:

References

  1. Ghost Rider #53, 1981
  2. Ghost Rider #64, 1982
  3. Ghost Rider #76, 1983
  4. Journey Into Mystery #627
  5. Dr. Strange vol. 1, #169, 175-178
  6. Giant Size Defenders #2
  7. Tomb of Dracula, vol. 2 #2 (Dec. 1979)
  8. Fantastic Four #117
  9. Tomb of Dracula vol. 3 #1-4
  10. Defenders vol. 1 #96
  11. West Coast Avengers vol. 2 #4, 9, 14
  12. Marvel Preview #22 (1980)

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