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Origin and early years[]

Beelzeboul, also known as Beelzebub, was an angel of Heaven.[2]

During Lucifer's rebellion against God, he was one of Lucifer's lieutenants, and was cast down to Hell.[3]

Beelzeboul (Earth-616) from Terror Inc

He became a Hell-Lord.[8] In Hell Beelzeboul became known as the Prince of the Pit, the Father to Evil in this world as well as yours and the "Great Adversary", and also made himself known as Satan.[1]

Identity confusion[]

The identity of Beelzeboul was often attributed to other entities, or usurped by them:

and the Devil.[4]

Modern days[]

According to Mephisto, Beelzebub often mocked him for not "getting" Hitler.[8]

Charlie Hagarth was able to collect information about an apocryphal book, the Book of Satan, from various sources: "an obscure mention of it in hieroglyphics... a word in sanskrit there... a hint of it in Icelandic bardic poetry". In that book was the Hymn to Beelzebub, a sentence meant to enslave the Devil to do the speaker's biding.

In order to protect himself, Beelzebub infiltrated the expedition as "Jean", to move the Book each time Hagarth was closing in. Ultimately, as he tried to remove the book from the tomb of Assadmaian, in Iraq, Beelzebub was forced to reveal himself to Hagart and devoured him, before looking for a new place to hide the book of Satan.[4]

He was summoned by Talvuras to defeat his opponents Dragonus/Dragonis and Thald. He killed Thald but failed to hit Dragonus, who used his dragon blade to pierce Beelzebub's heart. Seemingly mortally wounded, Beelzebub receded into the fire.[13]

When summoning Mephisto, Doom invoked his name along with Satan's, Baphomet's and Thog's.[14]

At some point, he built an ice road through Hell, but the road started to melt fast.[15]

Attributes

Powers

Beelzebub seemingly had pyrokinetic abilities:

  • His heat could melt the weapons of his enemies
  • His touch consumed those affected.

Notes

Belial (Demon) (Earth-616) from New Mutants Vol 3 7 0001

"Beelzebub"

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