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''Evil Ernie'' is a comic-book series created by Brian Pulido and Steven Hughes, and originally published by Eternity Comics before moving to Creator/ChaosComics and later Devil's Due Publishing. The property was then acquired by Creator/DynamiteEntertainment and introduced the ''[[ComicBook/DieNamite Die!Namite]]'' crossover event before getting a series.
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''Evil Ernie'' is a comic-book series created by Brian Pulido and Steven Hughes, and originally published by Eternity Comics before moving to Creator/ChaosComics and later Devil's Due Publishing. The property was then acquired by Creator/DynamiteEntertainment and introduced the ''[[ComicBook/DieNamite Die!Namite]]'' crossover event before getting rebooted with a series.
six-issue miniseries by Jesse Blaze Snider in 2012.
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''Evil Ernie'' is a comic-book series created by Brian Pulido and Steven Hughes, and originally published by Eternity Comics before moving to Creator/ChaosComics and later Devil's Due Publishing. More recently, the The property has been was then acquired by Creator/DynamiteEntertainment.
Creator/DynamiteEntertainment and introduced the ''[[ComicBook/DieNamite Die!Namite]]'' crossover event before getting a series.
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* YouKeepUsingThatWord: Lady Death constantly tries to goad Ernie to bring about "megadeath", which is used to mean human extinction. "Megadeath" is not some made-up word, but a technical term in nuclear warfare theory meaning the deaths of a million people. To kill all of humanity is "omnicide".
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* {{Gorn}}: The ''Evil Ernie'' franchise is saturated in over-the-top gory violence. Impalement, limbs and heads being ripped off, guts and other internals being torn out, and people being messily run over is par for the course.
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* HulkSpeak: Ernie's dialogue in his original story ''Youth Gone Wild''; later stories would show him speaking normally.
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* YouKeepUsingThatWord: Lady Death constantly tries to goad Ernie to bring about "megadeath", which is used to mean human extinction. "Megadeath" is not some made-up word, but a technical term in nuclear warfare theory meaning the deaths of a million people. To kill all of humanity is "omnicide".
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* VillainousFriendship: [[VillainProtagonist Ernie]] has one with his sidekick, Smiley, a psychotic sentient button that acts as the source of his power. Smiley was originally Ernie's pet rat, and was one of the only things Ernie genuinely cared for. After his death, Smiley became Ernie's new companion in undeath. He acts as Ernie's guide and voice of reason, often letting his friend know his opinions. They get along very well.
* VillainProtagonist: Although he was given a sympathetic backstory, Ernie remained a classic example of this all through the Chaos! days. Most of his mini-series began with him brutally slaughtering the populace of an entire city (one story started off just after he had killed the people of Manhattan ''single-handedly'' over the period of several months), and then having to ward off attacks from his RoguesGallery, people who would be considered the protagonists in your typical ZombieApocalypse story, or from someone who was the villain by default. One mini-series, ''War of the Dead'', was about his attempts to wipe out humanity by hijacking the United States' nuclear arsenal.
* VillainProtagonist: Although he was given a sympathetic backstory, Ernie remained a classic example of this all through the Chaos! days. Most of his mini-series began with him brutally slaughtering the populace of an entire city (one story started off just after he had killed the people of Manhattan ''single-handedly'' over the period of several months), and then having to ward off attacks from his RoguesGallery, people who would be considered the protagonists in your typical ZombieApocalypse story, or from someone who was the villain by default. One mini-series, ''War of the Dead'', was about his attempts to wipe out humanity by hijacking the United States' nuclear arsenal.
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* UnholyMatrimony: In the original Chaos! publication, Lady Death and Evil Ernie formed an undead couple that plotted to KillAllHumans. She wished to return to Earth, but could only do so after all humans were destroyed, so she corrupted a young man and turned him into TheDragon to fulfill this purpose, promising to love him forever. What Death did not anticipate is that she would genuinely fall in love with him, playing this trope unusually straight for an OmnicidalManiac pairing.
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* UnholyMatrimony: In the original Chaos! publication, Lady Death and Evil Ernie formed an undead couple unholy alliance that plotted to KillAllHumans. She wished to return to Earth, but could only do so after all humans were destroyed, so she corrupted a young man and turned him into TheDragon to fulfill this purpose, promising to love him forever. What Death did not anticipate is that she would genuinely fall in love with him, playing this trope unusually straight for an OmnicidalManiac pairing.
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* UnholyMatrimony: In the original Chaos! publication, Lady Death and Evil Ernie formed an undead couple that plotted to KillAllHumans. She wished to return to Earth, but could only do so after all humans were destroyed, so she corrupted a young man and turned him into TheDragon to fulfill this purpose, promising to love him forever. What Death did not anticipate is that she would genuinely fall in love with him, playing this trope unusually straight for an {{omnicidal maniac}} OmnicidalManiac pairing.
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* UnholyMatrimony: In the original Chaos! publication, Lady Death and Evil Ernie formed a an undead couple that plotted to KillAllHumans. She wished to return to Earth, but could only do so after all humans were destroyed, so she corrupted a young man and turned him into TheDragon to fulfill this purpose, promising to love him forever. What Death did not anticipate is that she would genuinely fall in love with him, playing this trope unusually straight for an {{omnicidal maniac}} pairing.
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* SlasherSmile: Ernie tends to have a huge friggin' grin while engaging in murder. This extends to his maybe-sentient friend Smiley The Psychotic Button.
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* AxCrazy: Ernie is Ax-Crazy, but for good reason. His childhood is horrific and the only people who try to "help" him are {{Mad Scientist}}s. He eventually gets to pull the Ultimate Ax-Crazy Moment and ''kill the entire world''..
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* HaveANiceDaySmile: Ernie's sidekick Smiley The Psychotic Button is a smiley face button that's gained sentience and a SlasherSmile.
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''Evil Ernie'' is a comic-book series created by Brian Pulido and Steven Hughes, and originally published by Eternity Comics before moving to Creator/ChaosComics and later Devil's Due Publishing. More recently, the property has been acquired by Dynamite Entertainment.
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''Evil Ernie'' is a comic-book series created by Brian Pulido and Steven Hughes, and originally published by Eternity Comics before moving to Creator/ChaosComics and later Devil's Due Publishing. More recently, the property has been acquired by Dynamite Entertainment.
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''Evil Ernie'' is a comic-book series created by Brian Pulido and Steven Hughes, and originally published by Eternity Comics before moving to Chaos! Comics Creator/ChaosComics and later Devil's Due Publishing. More recently, the property has been acquired by Dynamite Entertainment.
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* TomTheDarkLord: An undead serial killer who plans to wipe out mankind is mostly known by his nickname "Ernie".
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* DisproportionateRetribution: Physically and emotionally abused by his parents, one night Ernie sensed through his telepathic powers that his neighbors knew about his abuse for years, but were afraid to inform the police because his parents happened to own the business that was the number one employer in town. This was enough to turn Ernie into a serial killer who now seeks to bring about the end of all life on Earth.
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''Evil Ernie'' is a comic-book series created by Brian Pulido and Steven Hughes, and originally published by Eternity Comics before moving to Chaos! Comics and later Devil's Due Publishing. More recently, the property has been acquired by Dynamite Entertainment.
Ernest Fairchild was originally a young boy with the power to draw events that would later become reality. Stuck in a family with abusive parents, Ernest had a vision of ComicBook/LadyDeath, who promised to love him forever if he wiped out all life on Earth. And thus began the rise of Evil Ernie.
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* AbusiveParents: Ernest's father was a drunk, and his mother was psychotic as a result of a car accident.
* GoodThingYouCanHeal: Ernie has a healing factor, which comes in very handy considering his violent lifestyle.
* OmnicidalManiac: Ernie's goal is nothing less than the elimination of all life on Earth.
* SelfMadeOrphan: Ernest killed both of his parents.
Ernest Fairchild was originally a young boy with the power to draw events that would later become reality. Stuck in a family with abusive parents, Ernest had a vision of ComicBook/LadyDeath, who promised to love him forever if he wiped out all life on Earth. And thus began the rise of Evil Ernie.
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* AbusiveParents: Ernest's father was a drunk, and his mother was psychotic as a result of a car accident.
* GoodThingYouCanHeal: Ernie has a healing factor, which comes in very handy considering his violent lifestyle.
* OmnicidalManiac: Ernie's goal is nothing less than the elimination of all life on Earth.
* SelfMadeOrphan: Ernest killed both of his parents.