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Who Is Harry Matthews? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Harry Matthews (DC Comics): Close friend of Jason Blood who has suffered the indignity of being turned into a pillow for the amusement of Belial.

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Harry Matthews is a DC Comics comic book character, with over 89 comic issue appearances. Close friend of Jason Blood who has suffered the indignity of being turned into a pillow for the amusement of Belial.

Who is Harry Matthews?

Originally an advertising executive, Harry Matthews was drawn into the occult through his friendship with Jason Blood and killed in an effort to separate Blood from his demonic counterpart, Etrigan . While in Hell , Harry was turned into a pillow by Belial , Etrigan's father. During this time he became relatively bitter and even joined Klarion 's team of supernatural villains in their quest for revenge against Etrigan. He also learned a bit of magic --enough to provide the final bit necessary for Klarion to stop Etrigan and Lobo from destroying the world with a special bomb. He was retrieved from Hell and spent time relatively contented in Jason's apartment while his friend searched for a cure for his condition. For a time, Harry had the companion ship of 'The Thing That Cannot Die', a pink shaped demon about his size that was only eager to please. He was eventually returned to human form. At one point, he froze his left arm with liquid nitrogen, and it broke off.

Key facts

Harry Matthews is of human origin and first appeared in "The Origin of the Demon". The character is published by DC Comics. With 89 recorded issue appearances, Harry Matthews ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Harry Matthews?

Close friend of Jason Blood who has suffered the indignity of being turned into a pillow for the amusement of Belial.

When did Harry Matthews first appear?

Harry Matthews first appeared in "The Origin of the Demon".

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