The Demon #33

The Demon #33 was published by DC Comics in July 1994 as part of the ongoing series featuring Etrigan the Demon. Created by Jack Kirby in 1972, the character was initially revived in the 1990s as part of a trend toward darker, supernatural-themed comic books. This specific issue falls within the run written by Garth Ennis, who took over the title to inject his signature blend of biting satire, dark humor, and gritty urban storytelling into the established DC mythic framework.

The interior art for this issue was provided by Peter Snejbjerg, whose stylistic approach balanced the grotesque requirements of the character with the kinetic, often irreverent tone of the script. This era of the series is remembered by collectors for its departure from traditional superhero tropes, focusing instead on Etrigan's cynical perspective on human society. While the character has maintained a cult following for decades, this specific issue remains a notable example of the creative freedom granted to writers during the mid-90s DC Vertigo-adjacent landscape.