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| rdfs:comment | - Aethyr is a godlike being whose outermost limit of the universe makes up the Phantom Zone. Anyone penetrating deeper into its realm finds that all things there are shaped-and exist or not-by Aethyr's whim. It is also known as "The Oversoul".
* DC Comics Presents #97 (1978) - "Phantom Zone - The Final Chapter"
* The Phantom Zone #3 and #4 (1982) - "The Terror Beyond Twilight!" and "The Phantom Planet!"
* Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe (1985)
- The aethyrs are the different worlds of the Enochian system of magick. In this system, there are apparently 30, which can be traveled to using the 19th Key or Call of Enochian Magick. Each of the 30 Aethyrs has a name, which is three letters in length. They were most famously described by Aleister Crowley in The Vision and the Voice. The book is a record of Crowley's trek through Northern Algeria, from November 23rd to December 20th 1909, during which he summoned the Aethyrs through the use of a great golden topaz set into a wooden Calvary Cross (painted vermilion and inlaid with a mystical design.)
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| abstract | - Aethyr is a godlike being whose outermost limit of the universe makes up the Phantom Zone. Anyone penetrating deeper into its realm finds that all things there are shaped-and exist or not-by Aethyr's whim. It is also known as "The Oversoul".
* DC Comics Presents #97 (1978) - "Phantom Zone - The Final Chapter"
* The Phantom Zone #3 and #4 (1982) - "The Terror Beyond Twilight!" and "The Phantom Planet!"
* Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe (1985)
- The aethyrs are the different worlds of the Enochian system of magick. In this system, there are apparently 30, which can be traveled to using the 19th Key or Call of Enochian Magick. Each of the 30 Aethyrs has a name, which is three letters in length. They were most famously described by Aleister Crowley in The Vision and the Voice. The book is a record of Crowley's trek through Northern Algeria, from November 23rd to December 20th 1909, during which he summoned the Aethyrs through the use of a great golden topaz set into a wooden Calvary Cross (painted vermilion and inlaid with a mystical design.)
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