| Includes a list of people, places and things found in various comic book titles. |
Agamotto[]
Agamotto is a fictional elder being featured in the Doctor Strange family of titles. He is the creator of three important artifacts known as the Amulet of Agamotto, the Eye of Agamotto and the Orb of Agamotto. Although the name "Agamotto" has been referenced in Doctor Strange comics for over a decade, it wasn't until the premiere issue of the second volume of Doctor Strange that the character was officially introduced. The character of Agamotto was created by Steve Englehart and artists Frank Brunner and Dick Giordano based on concepts originally developed by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko.
Alex Logue[]
Alex Logue was the owner of the Casanova Club in Newcastle, England. He is partially responsible for discovering the 70s punk-rock band, Mucous Membrane. In 1978, Alex relied upon the services of John Constantine and the Newcastle Crew to help exorcise a demon that had taken possession of his daughter, Astra. (Hellblazer 11)
Ali[]
Ali was the proprietor of John Constantine's neighborhood sundries store. Ali frequently sold John cartons of Silk Cut cigarettes. He became the target of vandalism by a group of skinheads known as the British Boys.
Annaliese[]
Annaliese was a young woman who lived in San Francisco, California in the late 1990s. Along with several friends, she enjoyed playing a live-action roleplaying game called "Red Thirst", which was published by a company called Silver Fang. The group of friends pantomimed the perceived actions and exploits of vampires, little realizing that some actual vampires were on the prowl. A female biker gang called the Vamps rode through the city looking for some fresh kills. They plowed through the wannabe vampires, sinking their fangs into their throats and ravaging them for blood without even slowing down on their bikes. (Vamps: Pumpkin Time 1)
Arseface[]
Eugene Root, most commonly referred to as "Arseface", is a fictional musician and a character who appears in the Preacher comic book series published by Vertigo, an imprint of DC Comics. He first appeared in Preacher #1 in April, 1995. The character also appeared on the Preacher television series on AMC, where he was played by actor Ian Colletti. Eugene was a teenage boy from Annville, Texas. In the early 1990s, he was so distraught over the apparent suicide of grunge singer Kurt Cobain, that he sought to follow in his footsteps and placed a shotgun in his mouth. Miraculously, Eugene survived this, but suffered great facial deformity as a result. It was the vampire Cassidy who coined the nickname "Arseface", given that Eugene's face now resembled a person's ass.
Astra Logue[]
Astra Logue was the daughter of club-owner, Alex Logue. In 1978, a fear elemental called the Norfulthing took possession of her, and a group of amateur occultists commonly referred to as the Newcastle Crew led by John Constantine attempted to exorcise the entity from her body. The exorcism failed horribly however when Nergal was summoned, and Astra's spirit was consigned to Hell.