Demi the Demoness
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Demi the Demoness is a fictional, humorous, underground comix character whose fantasy adventures have been published since 1992. She has appeared in numerous comic crossovers with other characters including Shaundra, Captain Fortune, Mauvette, Vampirooni, Cassiopeia the Witch, Djustine and adult film stars Tracey Adams, Tabitha Stevens, Deja Sin & Bonnie Michaels. Over 25 different Demi the Demoness comics have been published so far. Demi has also been the subject of t-shirts, dice, a trading card set & resin model kit.
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[edit] Her Storyline
Raised in one of the few "sanctuaries" in Hell, the Rookery was a hidden, safe place to be compared to the more gruesome inner areas of Hell. Demi was raised there, so she never experienced the cruelty that almost all demons possess. Thus her personality is charming and naïve.
After a Demon army attacked the Rookery, Demi escaped and found the pyramid of Kit-Ra, a banished cat goddess. Kit-Ra took Demi in and she has lived there ever since. She regularly uses Kit-Ra’s mystical transport mirrors to visit other worlds and times outside of Hell.
[edit] Publishing History
Demi the Demoness was first published by Revolutionary Comics - Carnal Comics imprint in 1992. (Demi the Demoness #1) After the publisher Todd Loren was murdered, the series moved to underground comic publisher Rip Off Press from 1993 to 1997, where eight more Demi comics where published, including a Graphic Novel collection and a unique choose-your-own-path book. Demi then joined forces with the Revisionary Press, the company that took over the Carnal Comics imprint. Revisionary published six more Demi titles from 1997 to 2000. Demi's ribald adventures were also published in full-color in OUI Magazine from 1996-1998. Carnal spun off from Revisionary in 2000 and Demi has been published in ten more comics by Carnal since then. Demi has also appeared in comics published by Eros Comix, MU Press and several smaller publishing ventures.
Her stories have been translated into Swedish and Italian editions as well.
[edit] Bibliography
Demi the Demoness #1 1992 Revolutionary/Carnal
Demi the Demoness #2 1993 Rip Off Press
Demi the Demoness #3 1995 Rip Off Press
Demi the Demoness #4 1997 Rip Off Press
Demi the Demoness #5 1999 Revisionary/Carnal
Demi the Demoness #6 2002 Carnal Comics
Demi the Demoness #7 2004 Carnal Comics
Demi Saga of a Demoness 2006 Carnal Comics
Demi Adventure Special #1 1995 Rip Off Press
Demi: Erotic Saga Graphic Novel 1996 Rip Off Press
Pantheon #1 1995 Archer
Pantheon #2 1997 Archer
Demi meets Cassiopeia #1 1997 Rip Off Press
Demi & Capt. Fortune #1 1997 Rip Off Press
Demi & Shaundra #1 1997 Rip Off Press
Demi's Wild Kingdom Adv. 2000 Carnal/MU Press
Sex Squad #1 2003 Carnal Comics
Sex Squad #2 2004 Carnal Comics
Demi & Vampirooni #1 2006 Carnal Comics
Demi Hardcore #1 1999 Eros Comix
Demi Hardcore #2 2000 Eros Comix
Demi Hardcore #3 2005 Eros Comix
Demi’s Strange Bedfellows #1 2001 Carnal Comics
Demi’s Strange Bedfellows #2 2002 Carnal Comics
Demi’s Strange Bedfellows #3 2003 Carnal Comics
Demi’s Strange Bedfellows #4 2005 Carnal Comics
Carnal Comics: The Inside Story 2004 Carnal Comics
[edit] Creators
Numerous artists and authors have worked on Demi comics over the years, including Frank Brunner, Tim Vigil, Seppo Makinen, Philo, Ryan Vella, Gus Norman, Enrico Teodorani, Silvano, Diego Simone, Jay Allen Sanford and many others. Demi’s main creator and artist is SS Crompton.
[edit] References:
Don & Maggie Thompson, Comic Book Superstars 1993 pg. 47
Carnal Comics: The Inside Story of Art Sex & Porn Stars, 2004
Brent Frankenhoff, The Standard Catalog of Comic Books, 2002 pg. 333
Fogel's Underground Comix Price Guide, 2006
Comic Buyers Guide #1621, pg. 87, 2006
Demi: Saga of a Demoness Vol 1, 2006
