"feedback", effects that would cause his spells to overload to his surrounding or cause physical pain to Faust. His soul magic inadvertently causes those around him are prone to becoming more tense & irritated with him the more he is around them, making it hard to formulate meaningful relationships as well as making it difficult to process emotions. Its effect on others varies. Other versions Mystik U A college aged, alternate reality version of Sebastian Faust appears as one of the main characters in the DC limited series Mystik U written by Alisa Kwitney and illustrated by Mike Norton. In this reality, Sebastian Faust is one of Mystik U's celebrity students similar to Zatanna herself, serving as the sorceress's love interest in the series. Alongside other magical DC characters Enchantress, Sargon the Sorcerer, and original character Pia Morales, the students of the schools must figure out which one of them is to betray the others and become a force of evil known as the "Malevolence". Alisa used Sebastian Faust instead of familiar characters, John Constantine, because she found his backstory and character interesting. She also believed that while he and Constantine shared a history of demonic encounters and dilemmas and considered them a bad boy archetype, Faust's past is relatively unexplored compared to Constantine and Zatanna shared a parallel with their relationship to their respective fathers, Zatanna loving her famous father and Faust despising his infamous own. References External links Cosmic Teams entry DC Comics superheroes DC Comics characters who use magic DC Comics characters who can teleport DC Comics characters who have mental powers DC Comics telekinetics Characters created by Mike W. Barr Comics characters introduced in 1993 Fictional characters who can manipulate darkness or shadows Fictional characters with elemental and environmental abilities Fictional characters with death or rebirth abilities Fictional characters with energy-manipulation abilities