Placeholder for Alan Grant's first story arc of The Demon, which appeared in Detective Comics #601-603, followed by six seven-page stories in Action Comics #636-641, and The Demon (vol. 3) 1-8. Jason Blood is now housing Etrigan again after the events of Cosmic Odyssey, and the actions of Tenzin Wyatt force him to release the Demon! He and Jason both end up in Hell at once as Asteroth tries to make his bid against the three grand dukes of Hell—Lucifer, Beelzebub, and Etrigan's father, Belial (taking the position vacated when Dream captured Azazel), only for Etrigan to defeat him and try to do the same! Merlin sends Randu Singh and Glenda Mark back from Hell only for them to be tried for his murder, made a kangaroo court by Etrigan the Witch-Boy! Jason finds Harry Matthews as a living seat cushion in Hell! Will Etrigan reach the throne of Hell? What will he do if he does? What does Batman have to do with all this? Don't miss this volume, including the musical, "Song of the Demon," featuring text sung to popular songs!

Placeholder for Alan Grant's second story arc on The Demon, from issues 9-15. Lobo's old pal, Guru Chud, has seduced a temple of Tibetan priests where Jason Blood has gone to learn his true identity. Even after his death, they try to summon the Destroyer, and guess who that is! They want Lobo to set off an atomic explosion that will destroy the world, and when Etrigan finds out, he declares a truce on Lobo because he wants in! Featuring the Phantom Stranger, Klarion the Witchboy and Teekl, C'th, and Tenzin Wyatt

Placeholder for Alan Grant's third story arc from The Demon (vol. 3) 16-21. Klarion the Witch Boy gets his revenge and sends Etrigan the Demon and Jason Blood back where Etrigan sent him, only they've switched bodies! Featuring the origin of Etrigan, including a guest appearance by Lucifer. Guest starring Wonder Woman.

Placeholder for issues #23, 24, Annual 1, and 25-30 of Alan Grant's run on The Demon, as well as Dwayne McDuffie's 4-parter, "Political Asylum." Guest-starring Superman.

The violent and funny adventures of The Demon written by PREACHER co-creator Garth Ennis are collected for the first time. In these fast-paced, dark tales, the rhyming entity known as Etrigan the Demon, battles the Gothodaemon, the demon of Gotham City, with the help of Hitman. Then, a company of German soldiers from World War II are resurrected to capture an army base - and it's up to the Demon and the crew of the Haunted Tank to send them back to their graves. Collects THE DEMON #40 and #42-49 together with THE DEMON ANNUAL #2.

...AND RISE THE DEMON—ETRIGAN! Speaking the final words of his famous oath, Jason Blood unleashes his infernal alter ego, Etrigan—and the results are Hell on Earth. Bound together for millennia, this immortal pair has crossed every corner of the globe in their mission to keep the restless damned confined to Perdition. But Blood himself has no memory of how he and Etrigan were originally linked—or, indeed, of anything that occurred before the late 20th century. He only knows that he has always served as a moral counterweight to his companion's evil nature. Or has he? The sudden appearance in Gotham City of a figure from the mythical past calls into question everything that Blood believes about his life and his curse. The resulting revelations will pit demon against man in an apocalyptic battle of wills—with the fate of the world hanging in the balance. But the mortal realm is merely a sideshow to one such as Etrigan. In the wake of his showdown with his human host, this Prince of Hell will at last discover his true destiny—and lead his fellow fiends against the forces of Heaven in a glorious last stand that will be forever remembered as THE LONGEST DAY. This final volume collecting writer Garth Ennis and artist John McCrea's complete run on THE DEMON includes issues #50-58 and #0 of the legendary series, and features some of the earliest adventures of their beloved mercenary Hitman and their implacable solipsist Baytor.