The Demon: Hell is Earth has given me a newfound appreciation for Etrigan, if for nothing else than the interaction between him and Jason Blood. I'm definitely more interested in the characters if this is the caliber of storytelling we get. Read Full Review

This issue is everything I wanted it to be. It balances the scary and the funny quite well while at the same time as creating some real emotional depth and intrigue. It might be a little confusing depending on how familiar one is with the character, but it seems pretty self-explanatory. It is also rewarding for fans with its mention of Camelot, Gotham, and Los Angeles showing that this story is going to be cumulative. The Demon certainly has arisen and I cant wait for whats next. Read Full Review

This is a tremendous debut for this mini Constant comes out all cylinders firing with this tale of self-loathing, isolation, empathy, hellfire, and fate. It reads very quickly, and is easy on the eyes to boot; Honestly, the team of Walker, Hennessy, and Sotomayor presents a visual feast. I cant place enough praise on this, nor can I encourage you any more vehemently to buy it. Read Full Review

My only gripe with The Demon: Hell is Earth #1 is that this really should have had a double-sized debut, as this issue moves so quickly while packing in so much. Thats not bad, mind you, especially in an era of trade-waiting, but I definitely closed the back cover of The Demon: Hell is Earth #1 wanting more, despite my satisfaction with the story. Read Full Review

I've been a fan of The Demon since I began reading comics. He always frightened me a little, but intrigued me at the same time. In Constant and Walker's capable hands, this Demon fan has found yet another new series, even if it is only a 6 issue one, to be excited over. Read Full Review

Like many an unwanted character, Etrigan demands that you pay attention to him as he acts out for the sheer joy of chaos and menace. While he has gone back to speaking in rhymes, they are not the cutesy bits of doggerel he has spat out in the past. Now he only speaks in rhymes when he is happy, as he is when he takes on other demons in battle. Now if only we can find out who brought Hell to Earth… Read Full Review

A great first issue for this untapped character. Read Full Review

Etrigan and his human hoist, Jason Blood, are characters who have been out of the spotlight for far too long. Thankfully, this new miniseries shows every sign that'll it'll be able to make up for lost time. Read Full Review

Demon: Hell is Earth doesnt really do anything new or too unique, but its fun and engaging. The characters are enjoyable, the art is great, and it leaves me looking forward to the next issue. It earns a recommendation. Give it a read. Read Full Review

It's a great looking book through and through and it feels like a proper Etrigan series that we haven't had for what feels like a very long time. Read Full Review

A good start, the series focuses on its two main characters who are tied together while setting up an interesting mystery. Read Full Review

A new status quo for Etrigan and some spectacular artwork make for a very strong opening issue to this series. Those familiar with the character should find this very intriguing, while folks brand new to the Demon could be a little confused. But why not give it a shot anyway? When has a deal with the devil ever gone wrong for someone? Read Full Review

"The Demon: Hell is Earth" #1 shows off the horror-infused pencils of Brad Walker and introduces Andrew Constant's sharp dialogue writing to the DC Universe. Read Full Review

Series writer Andrew Constants first outing with this character didnt seem to have the same impact that past writers have delivered. Readers have come to expect a tongue twisting treat when picking up an Etrigan book, this first issue was lacking unfortunately. Constant did help to flesh out Blood and Etrigans relationship more and with the rest of the creative team having so much experience and delivering excellent work, hopefully it can help elevate the character to rhyming glory once again. Read Full Review

I'm honestly very excited that this first issue has lived up to my expectations! Read Full Review

Constant and Walker manage a strong debut issue with an ending that leaves you wanting more. This is a book that fans of Etrigan have been waiting for. Read Full Review

This issue ended with a bang. Literal Hell will be unleashed on Earth. I will be hanging around for the next issue to see if I can really connect with the story. This had a lot to keep me coming back. It has work to do to live up to its potential, however. Read Full Review

I still like Walker's artwork though! Not worth the price of admission here, but it's something to grasp onto. Read Full Review

Nothing groundbreaking or intriguing enough to continue. The story is serviceable on the character but nothing is here to give the story an unique spin. Brad Walker's art is very good but overall not worth price.