History
Origins
Lloigoroth was one of the Great[3] Old Ones, extradimensional beings predating Earth,[4] also known as the Nameless Ones.[1]
Modern days
The Grim Reaper invoked Lloigoroth, asking the Nameless One to grant him the power he sought, and swearing on Yog-Sokot and Shuma-Gorath to repay him with decay, corruption and death. The Grim Reaper then went on a killing spree, crashing down a plane, and capturing a New York subway, then provoking the Avengers to attack him.[1]
As the Avengers ultimately managed to reason him, the Grim Reaper abandoned his fight, and was immediately attacked by Lloigoroth who devoured him as a punishment.[2]
Lloigoroth was one of many names of an incantation used by Jack Riley to defend himself against Daimon Hellstrom.[5]
Notes
- Lloigoroth, a Great Old One, is presumably a reference to Lloigor, a being created by August Derleth and Mark Schorer in their short story "The Lair of the Star Spawn" (1932), and later described as a race or type of creatures. Grant Morrison would name the Lloigor as the many-angled ones in his story story Zenith (1987).[6]
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