Mike Carey

Scott Hampton

Peter Gross

Lucifer Morningstar has abandoned ruling hell to supervise a piano bar in LA, but an assignment from the Creator himself changes everything.

Lucifer Book One

Marie

Craving more Sandman? Why not Lucifer? It's a graphic novel with a similarly odd protagonist, telling similarly odd stories. And occasionally an Endless is mentioned...

Like Sandman, it's definitely not an easy read. There are many parallel narratives and it takes a while to get the hang of what's going on and how it all comes together in the end - so you'll likely find yourself re-reading a lot of pages.

"Originally published in single magazine form as LUCIFER 14-28, LUCIFER: NIRVANA."

Lucifer Book Two

As chaos rushes to fill the vacuum of God's absence, those who mark themselves as wronged by Heaven prepare to storm the Primum Mobile and smash its palaces to rubble. But even if the angels of the Silver City can hold their walls, they cannot defend themselves against a greater threat that has just awoken, hungry to fulfill the terrible dictates of its nature. Only Lucifer can see what is coming to Yggdrasil, the World Tree, and what will happen at its roots when it arrives.

Lucifer Book One

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