A man posessed by the evil spirit of Billy Kincaid through a process called Diabolus Interium. The first of many victims posessed by Billy, the man pulled a gun on Sam and Twitch and opened fire. Sam returned fire and shot him, but only after Twitch was shot in the head.

"Billy's First Victim" was shot only in the shoulder, but he died immediately seemingly unrelated to she shot. Later in the morgue, Sam discovered the bizarre mark on the back of his neck. Later revealed to be a mark of Diabolus Interium.

A man on a subway train temporarily possessed by the spirit of Billy Kincaid. Kincaid's true targets were Twitch's wife and son - passengers on the same train. When Kincaid possessed the helpless man, he secretly forced him to act upon his darkest impulses.

The man drew a gun and began threatening people. He set his sights on Twitch's family but was stopped when Spawn arrived. Spawn choked the man while screaming for Kincaid to come out, but unfortunately the man died, thus adding to Kincaid's collection of damned souls.

A holy man that became desperate in his final days. Dying of the plague during the dark ages, Gui send his followers to find and collect a mysterious substance known as necroplasm that had been removed from the hellspawn Covenant. When they returned with the necroplasm, Gui was already dead, but they placed the necroplasm inside him anyway.

The result was a hideous combination of Gui and the demons inside him - which threatened to destroy anything in its path. The beast was defeated by the combined efforts of Covenant, Cogliostro, and a druid named Gareth.

A scheming vampire lord who lusts after power but is willing to be patient over the course of years or even centuries to obtain it.
 
As his alter-ego Ramus, Bludd controlled a vast multinational conglomerate called The Ramus Corporation. They had their fingers in many venures around the world, including defense contracting, international security, a number of humanitarian branches and ownership of a number of fortune 500 companies. Ramus' office is in the company headquarters - an imposing building with an Atlas-like statue in NYC.

Bludd was one of several periphery players sought out by Violator to join his scheme of fighting against both Heaven and Hell. Bludd agreed to join the Violator, but never entirely trusted the demon and continued to manipulate events to his benefit.

At one point, Bludd approached Jim Downing claiming to have secrets of Jim's forgotten past, but he promised that he would only reveal the secrets to Jim if he followed orders from Bludd. The first secret Bludd revealed was the photograph showing that Downing was at one time married.

Without Violator's knowledge, Bludd hired the services of the Old Guard to test Downing and find out if he was indeed as powerful as the Violator believed. The Violator found out about the tests of course, and actually he approved. Together they discovered Downing may be their ace-in-the-hole vs Malebolgia.

In a moment of supreme confidence, Downing returned to speak with Ramus and explained that he knew he was being used by him and the Violator but would only allow the situation to continue if Ramus funded his new Jim Downing Foundation - Bludd was forced to submit.

Elsewhere, when Twitch Williams was in the white fog between death and the afterlife, he spoke with his son Max, who warned him that Bludd must not be allowed to gain control of Downing's symbiote.

Editor at the New York Clarion. Bob DeLeon hired Marc Rosen to be the police blotter page writer, but gave him the opportunity to cover the explosions at St. Anthony's - a huge step in Marc's career.

As Marc worked on the story, it became clear that Bob was an overbearing and unimaginative boss. At first he refused to believe Marc Rosen's story about Jim Downing, but later, when Marc used Bill Detritch to prove his story, Bob refused to allow Marc time to unravel the story further. In fact, he took Marc off the story completely, at which point Marc became so upset that he immediately quit.

Alias: Robert Kellerman

A hitman working for Seamus O'Halloran, Senator Sean Halloran's father. Bobby was also at one time enrolled in secret service training with Sam Burke.