Alzeez translated these works and compiled them into the Necronomicon Ex-Mortis in 730 AD, though he was killed by a wild demonic entity shortly after it's completion. One universe depicted the book as being the creation of a human named Abdul Alzeez, who had discovered a series of texts left behind by The Dark Ones prior to their banishment from this plane of existence. Urigan believed the forces of evil to be the avatars of the goddess Ereshkigal, and was instructed by the Kandarian Demon itself and a creature named Beletseri to create the Necronomicon. UriganĪnother alternate timeline depicted the book as the creation of Urigan, a high priest in the ancient Mesopotamian city of Kandar circa 3000 BC. In another reality, Ash Williams disrupted the ceremony in which The Dark Ones were preparing to complete the book, and nearly had his own face used for the tome's cover.
In one world, The Dark Ones skinned the head of a powerful demon to create the book's ghoulish binding, and then proceeded to curse the fiend by transforming it into the first Deadite. In the "prime" universe, a Dark One known as Ruby was the lone author of the book, while other accounts have depicted it's creation as a collaborative effort. Other sources have stated that the book was created in an alternate dimension entirely, presumably Hell itself. Some accounts have specified the region of it's creation as the country of Egypt, while others have speculated it was written in Sumer, a civilization located in southern Mesopotamia between 31 BCE. The most common origin of the Necronomicon is related to a race of ancient beings known as The Dark Ones, who in many worlds crafted the book at the dawn of humanity in the region of the globe now known as the Middle East. As the book is an object that exists in numerous alternate realities, its origin often varies from universe to universe.
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