for daring to love an angel (this angel is later strongly hinted to have become the Phantom Stranger himself sometime after the incident). Minor gentry Braid the Assassin - Braid was sent by Remiel and Lord Arux to kill Lucifer but failed in his mission and died. Cerberus the Hellhound I - The three-headed watchdog of the gates of Hell; he allowed the souls of the dead to enter into Hell - if they had paid Charon the Ferryman his fare of a gold coin - but none to leave and also prevented the living from entering - or leaving if they did somehow manage to enter - as well. He especially devoured all those who tried to leave Hell without permission. Charon the Ferryman - The blind ferryman of the river Styx; he transported the souls of the dead across this river in his boat- for a fare of a gold coin - to the gates of Hell. Notable half-demons John Constantine the Hellblazer - A dilettante con man, thief, exorcist and minor wizard. Infernal artifacts The Knife of the Fallen - A two-bladed knife created by the First of the Fallen from the dead bodies of the Second of the Fallen and the Third of the Fallen. In other media Television Hell exists in the CW's Arrowverse. It was first mentioned in season 4 of Arrow, where Oliver Queen stated that he could not call for John Constantine's help, because he was literally in Hell. Hell was then depicted in season 4 of Legends of Tomorrow, where Constantine and Nora Darhk traveled there to rescue Ray Palmer's soul. The Arrowverse's version of the Triumvirate of Hell was made up of the demons Beelzebub, Belial and Satan, who were engaged in a power struggle against another demon, Neron. References External links DCU Guide: Hell DCU Guide: Demons DCU Guide: Etrigan the Demon DCU Guide: Neron DCU Guide: Blaze DCU Guide: Satanus DCU Guide: The Triumvirate of Hell DCU Guide: The First of the Fallen DCU Guide: The Second of the Fallen DCU Guide: The Third of the Fallen DCU Guide: Lucifer Morningstar DCU Guide: Azazel DCU Guide: Beelzebub The Sandman (comic book) The Books of Magic DC Comics demons Hell in popular culture Mythology in DC Comics