are opposed by Neron, other demons and the magical superheroes of the DC Universe. Blaze contacts Mary Marvel, offering to restore her lost powers in exchange for killing Freddy Freeman so that she can have his powers. Mary appears to go along with it, seemingly poisoning Freddy; however, when Blaze arrives, Freddy gets up and fights her, eventually impaling her on an iron statue and using his lightning to send her back to Hell. Now, Blaze seems to be interested in manipulating Osiris. Satanus sends the Justice League to Hell, where the League thwarts Satanus' plans to get the nine pieces of Dante's mask. Satanus attempts to use the mask to become all-powerful, but is prevented by Plastic Man, who is possessed by the mask. The mask is then destroyed by the combined efforts of the League and Zauriel helps the League escape from Hell. The New 52 In 2011, The New 52 rebooted the DC universe. Blaze is shown to be an inmate at the Block. During the fight between Supergirl and Lobo, Blaze was accidentally freed. Powers and abilities Blaze and Satanus are both experts at maleficium. Other versions An alternate version of Blaze and (presumably) Satanus appear as creations of Lex Luthor to use against Superman in Superman: Red Son. See also List of Superman enemies References External links DCU Guide: Blaze DCU Guide: Satanus Superman Homepage: Lord Satanus Comics characters introduced in 1992 Comics characters introduced in 1990 Characters created by Roger Stern DC Comics demons DC Comics supervillains DC Comics fantasy characters DC Comics characters who use magic DC Comics hybrids Fictional half-demons Fictional duos Superman characters Sibling duos Captain Marvel (DC Comics) de:Schurken im Superman-Universum#Blaze und Satanus