It (Novel)

It is a horror novel written by Stephen King.

Victims[]

340 Unnamed Settlers - Died of unknown causes, but were possibly killed by Pennywise.
John Markson - Committed suicide by eating a white nightshade mushroom.
Tinker McCutcheon - Hacked to death by Heroux.
Floyd Calderwood - Hacked to death by Heroux.
Lathrop "El Katook" Rounds - Hacked to death by Heroux.
Eddie King - Hacked to death by Heroux.
Seven Unnamed Men - Hacked to death by Heroux.
Claude Heroux - Lynched by the Townspeople of Derry.
88 Unnamed Children - Killed when the Kitchener Ironworks exploded.
14 Unnamed Adults - Killed when the Kitchener Ironworks exploded.
George Bradley - Shot to death by the Townspeople of Derry.
Al Bradley - Shot to death by the Townspeople of Derry.
Branson Buddinger - Committed suicide by hanging himself.
Avery Hockstetter - Smothered by Patrick with a pillow.
Frank Kaspbrak - Died of cancer.
Mr. Hanscom - Died in the Korean War.

Dorsey Corcoran - Beaten to death by Richard with a hammer.
George Elmer "Georgie" Denbrough - Arm ripped off by Pennywise.
Betty Ripsom - Eaten by Pennywise.
Veronica Grogan - Eaten by Pennywise.
Mr. Chips (Dog) - Killed by Henry.
Cheryl Lamonica - Killed by Pennywise.
Matthew Clements - Killed by Pennywise.
Edward "Eddie" Corcoran - Decapitated by Pennywise in the form of the Gill-man.
Esther Sinclair - Killed by Pennywise.
Jimmy Cullum - Killed by Pennywise.
Patrick Hockstetter - Eaten by Pennywise.
Peter Gordon - Killed by Pennywise, implied.
Moose Sadler - Killed by Pennywise, implied.
Gard Jagermeyer - Killed by Pennywise, implied.
Oscar “Butch” Bowers - Stabbed in the neck by Henry with a switchblade whilst under the influence of Pennywise.
Victor Criss - Decapitated by Pennywise in the form of Frankenstein's Monster.
Belch Huggins - Face ripped off by Pennywise in the form of Frankenstein's Monster.

Zack Denbrough - Died of lung carcinoma.
Sharon Denbrough - Died of an unknown cause.
Arlene Hanscom - Died of an unknown cause.
Wentworth Tozier - Died of an unknown cause.
Maggie Tozier - Died of an unknown cause.
Elfrida Marsh - Died of cancer.
Alvin Marsh - Died of an unknown cause, but was possibly killed by Pennywise or died of a heart attack.
Sonia Kaspbrak - Died of a heart attack.
Donald Uris - Died of an unknown cause.
Andrea James Uris - Died of an unknown cause.
William Hanlon - Died of cancer.
Jessica Hanlon - Died of an unknown cause.
Tony Tracker - Died of an unknown cause.
Barbara Starrett - Died of a stroke, caused by Pennywise.
Gresham Arnold - Committed suicide by hanging himself.
Albert Carson - Died of cancer.
Greta Bowie - Killed in a car crash.
Richard P. Macklin - Committed suicide in an unknown manner.
Chief Andrew Rademacher - Killed in a violent storm.
Calvin Clark - Electrocuted by a fallen electricity cable during a violent storm.
Maturin (The Turtle) - Died of an unknown cause, but likely old age.

Adrian Mellon - Killed by Pennywise after being beaten and thrown over a bridge by a gang of homophobic bullies, who were then arrested.
Lisa Albrecht - Killed by Pennywise.
Steven Johnson - Killed by Pennywise, but was later found in Memorial Park.
Dennis Torio - Killed by Pennywise, but was later found in The Barrens.
Laurie Ann Winterbarger - Killed by Pennywise.
Dawn Roy - Decapitated by Pennywise, but was later found in McCarin Park.
Adam Terrault - Mutilated by Pennywise.
Frederick Cowan - Drowned and partially eaten by Pennywise.
Jeffrey Hollie - Torn apart by Pennywise, but was later found near The Canal.
John Fury - Legs ripped off by Pennywise, but was later found under the porch at the house on 29 Neibolt Street.
Jerry Bellwood - Killed by Pennywise, but was later found near a cement retaining wall.
Stanley "Stan" Uris - Committed suicide by slitting his wrists in the bathtub once he heard that Pennywise has returned, as he was haunted by his memories of him.
John Koontz - Mauled by Pennywise in the form of a vicious dog to help his pawn, Henry, escape from the asylum.
Henry Bowers - Stabbed by Eddie with a broken water bottle.
Tom Rogan - Died after Pennywise showed him his true form.
Edward "Eddie" Kaspbrak - Arm bitten off by Pennywise.
Pennywise the Dancing Clown/It - Heart ripped out by Bill.

The novel's beginning lines and a few of Stephen King's other works imply that Pennywise/It may actually still be alive. However, when questioned about this, King has stated that he does not intend to write a sequel novel, nor bring back Pennywise himself.