Collecting Lucifer issues #14-28, and presented in a series of 3-part tales, Lucifer, Book 2 packs just as much interest, theological imagination, grotesqueness, and creativity as the first volume in the series. This kind of thing is definitely not for everyone, and my appreciation of the illustrative qualities varied from artist to artist within the book. However, I once again thoroughly enjoyed the characterization that Mike Carey has created in Lucifer, many of the issue covers and artworks separating the different sections within this book are absolutely stunning!
The second volume of Lucifer picks up where the first book left off: with Lucifer in the process of creating his own new universe. But how will the creation of a new cosmos go for him? My full review of Lucifer, Book 2 can be found here.
