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| Description = '''[[Lilith (New Earth)|Lilith]]''', also known as '''Mother of Demons''', was the first wife of [[Adam]] before [[God]] created [[Eve]] on the [[Garden of Eden]]. She tamed the beasts of the night and went on to birth a species of [[Demons|demon]] called the [[Lilim]], which includes [[Lucifer]]'s lieutenant [[Mazikeen]]. In the [[Prime Earth]] continuity, '''[[Lilith (Prime Earth)|Lilith]]''' is also the bride of [[Cain]] and the second [[Vampires|vampire]], known as the '''Mother of Monsters'''.
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| Description = '''[[Lilith (Demon) (New Earth)|Lilith, Mother of Demons]]''' was the first wife of Adam. At some point they were separated and God created Eve for Adam. Lilith tamed the beasts of the night and went on to birth a species of Demon called the Lilim, which includes Mazikeen. ''Lilith'' is a character in {{WP|Jewish mythology}} originally adapted to the comics by [[Peter David]] in {{c|Supergirl Vol 4 #67}}. ([[2002]])
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''Lilith'' is a character in {{WP|Jewish mythology}} originally adapted to the comics by [[Neil Gaiman]] in {{c|Sandman Vol 2 #40}} ([[1992]]).
   
 
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Latest revision as of 18:25, 25 October 2023

Lilith, also known as Mother of Demons, was the first wife of Adam before God created Eve on the Garden of Eden. She tamed the beasts of the night and went on to birth a species of demon called the Lilim, which includes Lucifer's lieutenant Mazikeen. In the Prime Earth continuity, Lilith is also the bride of Cain and the second vampire, known as the Mother of Monsters.

Lilith is a character in Jewish mythology originally adapted to the comics by Neil Gaiman in Sandman (Volume 2) #40 (1992).

See Also