I’m a huge DC (and Vertigo) fan, so these panels kind of amuse me as a reader, since it combines both of my interest.
I guess the two cards are a perfect representation of how the tarot can be both literal and symbolic.
(Some background information: Jason Blood is the human host/bond of Etrigan the demon. They were bound together by Merlin during Arthur’s time.)
Sigil to summon Trigon.
Injustice: Gods Among Us Year 3 (Issue #17)
The symbolic and literal ways tarot cards can be read.
Injustice: Gods Among Us Year 3 (Issues #6 and #4)
Sigil on door and on inside of walls.
Injustice: Gods Among Us Year 3 (Issue #2)
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Update #1 from graycloak:
“That’s a Lásabrjótur, an Icelandic magickal stave used “to open a lock without a key.” The second panel looks to be the same, but using some artistic licence to show an “opened” state.”
Constantine’s tattoos.
Injustice: Gods Among Us Year 3 (Issue #4)
Icelandic magickal stave on door and on inside of walls.
Injustice: Gods Among Us Year 3 (Issue #2)
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Update #1 from graycloak:
“That’s a Lásabrjótur, an Icelandic magickal stave used “to open a lock without a key.” The second panel looks to be the same, but using some artistic licence to show an “opened” state.”
Ægishjálmr, the Helm of Awe (or what I suspect is Ægishjálmr based on what I can see) on a door.
Injustice: Gods Among Us Year 3 (Issue #2)
John Constantine's Spells 