The Presence is the creator of the Council of Eternity, a circle of ancient wizards based out of the Rock of Eternity that oversaw and defended the ancient world, judging the guilty for their sins until they were betrayed and wiped out by Teth-Adam.

The Presence is a fictional character in comic books published by DC Comics. The character debuted in More Fun Comics #52 (February 1940), and was created by Jerry Siegel and Bernard Baily.

The Presence, otherwise known as the God of the Covenant, sometimes called Yahweh. He is the creator and the God of the DC universe, though he's more often spoken of than actually seen.

The Presence is the representation of the Judeo-Christian God in the DC Multiverse and the father of both Lucifer Morningstar and Michael Demiurgos. Although his power is virtually unparalleled, he rarely interferes in the affairs of mortals directly, instead acting through agents and aspects of himself, such as The Spectre .

The Presence is the DC counterpart to the Marvel Comics God One-Above-All. It was originally believed the cosmic hand of creation that created the Multiverse belonged to The Presence, but apparently this was later reconned so that the hand belonged to Perpetua.

Name: Yahweh, Jehovah, The Presence, God of the Covenant. Origin: DC Comics/Vertigo. Gender: Inapplicable. Portrayed as Male. Age: Inapplicable. Older than Creation. Classification: Deity, Supreme God.

The Presence is the creator of the DC Multiverse. He is omnipotent and can do anything. Not much is known about the Presence what we do know is very vague. We know at some point of time he created...

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The Presence is a fictional character in comic books published by DC Comics. The character debuted in More Fun Comics #52, and was created by Jerry Siegel and B...

The Presence is the ultimate creator, the Source of all things, often presented as a fictionalized counterpart to the God of the Abrahamic religions; in particular, he is often given Christian attributes.