Related: Devil May Cry Games Ranked, According to Critics This name is important for two reasons. First, it's the name of the man who can get Trish to Dante, and secondly, it also happens to be the name of a character from the Bayonetta series. One of the men she interrogates drops a name of interest to her: Enzo. In issue #2, a flashback sequence details how Trish worked her way through ranks of informants and cheap guns for hire in her search for Dante. The PS2 game begins with Trish's dramatic entrance into Dante's office, but it never explains how she was able to find him. The Dreamwave Productions comic adaptation does a great job at not only retelling the story of the first Devil May Cry game by providing backstory for moments that were skimmed over originally. As Dante explores the depths of the island he uncovers horrific monsters, a twisted plot of dark betrayal, and the true power residing deep within him. Trish explains to Dante that a dark cult had taken up residence in the manor and had been attempting to revive their dark lord. After proving himself to be the true son of Sparda, Dante follows Trish to Mallet Island, the secluded home of a massive, crumbling manor. Years later, a mysterious woman named Trish explodes into the office of a demon hunter named Dante.
