Arkillo is a demon in Modern and Internet folklore, from fictional DC Universe — interstellar (Daxam and Corps space). Arkillo is a DC Comics character associated with the Sinestro Corps (Yellow Lantern Corps), presented in comics as a principal lieutenant and enforcer figure described in promotional material as "Sinestro's right hand man." He appears in Green Lantern Corps storylines collected around issues #33–39, in narratives leading into the "Blackest Night" event.
Arkillo is introduced within the modern DC Comics continuity as a senior operative of the Sinestro Corps, appearing in material collected as Green Lantern Corps #33–39. He is presented within promotional and summary material for that collected volume as a leading member of Sinestro's organization during the 'War of Light' lead-up to the crossover event 'Blackest Night.' The archive blurb for the trade explicitly frames narrative beats involving Arkillo in relation to Mongul's attempt to control the Corps by enslaving Daxam, asking "What does Sinestro's right hand man, Arkillo, think of all this?" (Archive: Green Lantern Corps: emerald eclipse).
The supplied sources are bibliographic and promotional and do not provide a descriptive text of Arkillo's visual appearance. Visual depiction and specific character design appear in the cited comic issues themselves (Green Lantern Corps #33–39) but are not quoted or described in the provided excerpts.
Sources identify Arkillo's role as a principal lieutenant and enforcer within the Sinestro Corps; the Corps is described as deriving power from the emotional spectrum of fear (the Yellow power). While the promotional material and encyclopedia entry situate him as a leading operative in that fear-based organization, the provided sources do not enumerate a canonical list of Arkillo's individual abilities or powers beyond his institutional association with the Sinestro Corps and its yellow-power premise (Wikipedia; Archive blurb).
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- [2]Green Lantern Corps : emerald eclipse (archive blurb for collected issues #33–39). Library/archive listing for Green Lantern Corps: emerald eclipse (collects Green Lantern Corps #33–39).other