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Demon, The:

Demon: Driven Out (2003-2004)

by Julian Darius | in The Continuity Pages | complete as of 12 June 2013

In 2000, late in Hitman‘s run, writer Alan Grant produced a spiritual sequel to his prestige-format 1996 Batman / Demon. The prestige-format Batman / Demon: A Tragedy was an Elseworlds, in which Bruce Wayne (instead of Jason Blood) became the Demon (instead of Batman).

In late 2003, the Demon returned in a six-issue mini-series, titled Demon: Driven Out, written by Joshua Dysart.

Key: comic book / magazine book / graphic novel
#148Batman / Demon: A Tragedy

“Batman & Demon: A Tragedy” -- 47 pages

  • written by Alan Grant; art by Jim Murray
  • an Elseworlds story in which, Bruce Wayne, unbeknownst to him, becomes the Demon in his sleep and battles evil in a medieval world

prestige format; cover by Jim Murray; published by DC Comics; $5.95; published 2000
#149Demon: Driven Out #1

“Verse I: New Blood”

  • written by Joshua Dysart; pencils by Pop Mahn; inks by Jake Crippen and Art Thibert

first issue; published by DC Comics; $2.50; cover-dated Nov 2003

#150Demon: Driven Out #2

“Verse II: Devil Inside”

  • written by Joshua Dysart; pencils by Pop Mahn; inks by Jake Crippen and Art Thibert

published by DC Comics; $2.50; cover-dated Dec 2003
#151Demon: Driven Out #3

“Verse III: Unbound”

  • written by Joshua Dysart; pencils by Pop Mahn; inks by Jake Crippen and Art Thibert

published by DC Comics; $2.50; cover-dated Jan 2004
#152Demon: Driven Out #4

“Verse IV: A Primer On the Herding of Demons”

  • written by Joshua Dysart; pencils by Pop Mahn; inks by Jake Crippen and Art Thibert

published by DC Comics; $2.50; cover-dated Feb 2004
#153Demon: Driven Out #5

“Verse V: Memories”

  • written by Joshua Dysart; pencils by Pop Mahn; inks by Jake Crippen and Art Thibert

published by DC Comics; $2.50; cover-dated Mar 2004
#154Demon: Driven Out #6

“Verse VI: Signs of Things to Come”

  • written by Joshua Dysart; pencils by Pop Mahn; inks by Jake Crippen, Robin Riggs, and Art Thibert

final issue; published by DC Comics; $2.50; cover-dated Apr 2004


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