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| Arrakhat | |
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| File:Arrakhat.jpg Arrakhat (center) within the pages of Justice Society of America (vol. 3) #30 (Oct 2009). | |
| Publication information | |
| Publisher | DC Comics |
| First appearance | Robin #78 (July 2000) |
| Created by | Chuck Dixon(writer) PeteWoods(artist) |
| In-story information | |
| Alter ego | none |
| Team affiliations | Unknown |
| Partnerships | Dr. Polaris |
| Notable aliases | none |
| Abilities | immortality Skilled in magic and murder Skilled swordsman |
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Arrakhat is the name of a fictional supervillian within the DC Comics Universe. He is a villian, first appearing in Robin and later in the Justice Society of America.
According to Quraci myth, the demon Arrakhat is an evil djinn from the O'salla Ben Duuram, or "Oasis of the Damned" one of the descending circles in Hell. Instead of granting three wishes to the invoker, the demon offers three murders and upon completion returns to the so called "Well of Flames". Arghulian was an enemy of Tim Drake's classmate Ali Ben Kahn who was the prince of Dhubar. Arghulian then summoned Arrakhat to kill the prince. Arrakhat was stopped by Robin, Connor Hawke and Eddie Fyres. Arrakhat recently resurfaced again, that time as part of Tapeworm's ambush against Justice Society of America. He was expelled from our dimension by Doctor Fate (Kent V. Nelson).
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Category:DC Comics supervillains
Category:Comics characters introduced in 2000
Category:Fictional murderers
Category: Fictional djinns
Category:Characters created by Chuck Dixon
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