Slaine: The Horned God Part One (2000 AD Presents)

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Blathnaid – Former lover of Sláine, who used to rob horse-drawn carriages and was a regular runaway bride. Later on after they had parted ways, she was devoured by a giant serpent summoned from hel by the Drunes, after which it was able to take her shape. [25]

Mordred – Son of King Arthur and Morgana, who betrays and murders his father for converting to Christianity and renouncing the Goddess, but is mortally wounded with Excalibur. [20]Sláine is a barbarian fantasy adventure series based on Celtic myths and stories that first appeared in 1983, written by Pat Mills and initially drawn by his then wife, Angela Kincaid. Most of the early stories were drawn by Massimo Belardinelli and Mike McMahon. Other notable artists to have worked on the character include Glenn Fabry, Simon Bisley, Clint Langley and Simon Davis.

The Tomb of Terror" (with Glenn Fabry and David Pugh, in 2000 AD #447–461, December 1985 – March 1986)

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Simon Bisley. Simon Bisley, Simoooon Bisleeeyyy!!! La obra de este hombre calcinó las mentes y los ojos de los adolescentes aficionados a los cómics y aspirantes a ilustradores en los noventa (como yo), nos llenó de ansías por dibujar anatomías desbordantes y violencia desatada, orgías de batallas bárbaras, músculos, venas... el brutal despliegue técnico apabullante de un joven con un talento insólito para pegarte a la viñeta con la mandíbula dislocada y pensar "jooooooder, ¿como lo hace?"... todo lo q era y es el cómic Slaine, el dios cornudo! That's all very well sire but we must look beyond this life to the higher realms... and they cannot be obtained without seing and knowing everything and, unfortunately,it's not possible to see and know everything without suffering everything". The origin of the name Cythrawl, given to the dimension of the "Dark Gods of Cythrawl", Sláine's enemies, can be found in the same passage of Barddas. Myrddin – Half-Cythron Atlantean survivor and high-level magus analogous to Merlin. His fortress is located in modern-day Wales. Medrawd – Farmer who lives alone with his mother, who is actually a shape-shifting shoggey beast responsible for devouring many passing travellers. [25] The Lord Weird Slough Feg – Ancient, rotting leader of the Drunes and the original Horned God who refused to die when his seven-year reign was over. He ate the Time Worm's eggs to prolong his life and resides at the drune capital Carnac where he spends his time making cave paintings. [9]

Sláine ( pronounced [ˈsˠl̪ˠaːnʲə] SLAW-nyuh) is a comic hero that was first published in British magazine 2000 AD.Avagddu – The demon son of the earth goddess, and the foulest, stupidest demon ever to have lived. Medb summoned him to kill Niamh but he ended up eating himself. [9] The metal band Slough Feg (originally named The Lord Weird Slough Feg) named themselves after the character of the same name. Kai – Sláine's son. Sláine wanted him to be a warrior but Niamh had him train as a druid. He later becomes a travelling acrobat. [11] Mogrooth – Fearsome Atlantean dragon rider and gladiator with enlarged, sharpened fangs. Despises Ukko for his thievery. [12]