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Who Is Lord Satanus? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Lord Satanus (DC Comics): One of the two Demon children of the great wizard, Shazam, he along with his sister are the new rulers of the Infernal Dominion. Having rested control

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Lord Satanus is a DC Comics comic book character, the alter ego of Satanus, with over 112 comic issue appearances. One of the two Demon children of the great wizard, Shazam, he along with his sister are the new rulers of the Infernal Dominion. Having rested control from Neron, he now stands unopposed.

Who is Lord Satanus?

For the pre-Crisis Lord Satanis click here . History Lord Satanus resembled a traditional demon, save that he wore a heavy Roman-style helmet, and either had black skin or the helmet buried his face in shadow. The Demon War storyline reintroduced him as Blaze 's brother. They fought for possession of Blaze's domain, using Superman as a pawn. At the end of the story it was revealed that Satanus was disguised as Collin Thornton , the publisher of Newstime magazine, who first appeared in Nov. 1989, and had previously hired Clark Kent as editor. Children of Shazam Lord Satanus, meanwhile, had created DMN , a magical drug that transformed people into demons, which he arranged to be sent to areas of the world where people were in desperate straits. After the Fall of Metropolis, the city became one of these areas.

Key facts

Lord Satanus is of god/eternal origin. The character is published by DC Comics. With 112 recorded issue appearances, Lord Satanus ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Lord Satanus?

One of the two Demon children of the great wizard, Shazam, he along with his sister are the new rulers of the Infernal Dominion. Having rested control from Neron, he now stands unopposed.

What is Lord Satanus's real name?

Lord Satanus's real identity is Satanus.

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