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Etrigan is the immortal demon who is bound to the soul of Jason Blood, who acts as his host and vessel into the corporal world. Etrigan is a demon of Hell bonded to a man named Jason Blood, who usually acts on the side of good despite his violent tendencies. God's purpose from the beginning was that man and woman be one, not two. We tend to relate this only to marriage, where it does, of course, find its fullest expression. But the words of Jesus, 'Therefore what God has joined together, let not man separate' could apply much more deeply than to any one.

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Contents [] Biography Etrigan is a demon of Hell bonded to a man named Jason Blood, who usually acts on the side of good despite his violent tendencies. They were bonded together in Camelot by the wizard Merlin as a punishment, imprisoning Etrigan and effectively making Blood immortal. Despite sharing the same body, they are usually at odds with each other and Blood retains a lot of guilt based on Etrigan's demonic actions. Etrigan's most distinctive trait is only being able to speak in rhyme. Injustice Comic Etrigan is seen in the depths of Hell, howling in pain, and when a lesser demon asks him a question, Etrigan grabs the demon by the head and tosses it aside in annoyance while explaining, 'A gruesome death. Agonizing pain. And what was one is now twain.'

Reeling in pain, Etrigan realizes, ', my host, has died. Our two bound souls have been untied. Abandoned here is Etrigan--gone, forever. My form of man.' Sometime after Blood's death, Etrigan strikes a deal and is bound to a new host.

Etrigan is sent to attack Superman to allow his new Insurgent host to get close enough to enact a plan to incapacitate the Man of Steel. The demon lord sneaks into the Hall of Justice, and when Superman is able to catch a whiff of his odorous stench, Etrigan gleefully announces his arrival by teleporting directly in front of Superman, Yellow Lantern, and Sinestro, before unleashing a breath of hellfire on all of them, the intensity of the flames destroying a large portion of the Hall of Justice. What does the bible say about a single woman. Etrigan continues to burn the Hall of Justice with his hellfire, badly wounding Sinestro, who is saved by Superman's cold breath and taken away by Yellow Lantern. As Etrigan targets the two fleeing Lanterns, his next breath of hellfire is stopped by Superman slapping his hand over his mouth, only for the Man of Steel to burn himself badly on the hellfire. Etrigan mocks Superman's actions, asking if pain is what he seeks, before felling the Kryptonian with a single swipe of his claws, calling him a despotic freak.