Michael Alan Nelson really encourages the reader to explore the universe he's creating here. You feel almost compelled to look further than the page allows. Mostly, I was blown away by Dan Mora's art in this issue. The ease with which he transitions from the surreal feeling of "The Shade" and the edgy real world is remarkable. If you enjoyed the first issue, then this one will quench the thirst you've been feeling. If you didn't catch the first issue, do yourself and the comic community a favor, and go out and get both issues today. You shan't be disappointed. Happy reading! Read Full Review

A beautiful and interesting read, probably my pick of the week. Read Full Review

If you're into strong female protagonist, or just like witches and wizards and other magical things, this is a great book for you. Beautifully drawn, well written, fascinating character, it seems to have it all. I can't wait for #3! Read Full Review

I might have some strong criticisms, but it's only because this series is very good. It has the potential to be great and it's on the cusp for sure. Even with its misses this is still one of the best issues I read this week and I can't wait for next month to get my hands on more. Read Full Review

The only problem I have with this series is that the issues aren't long enough. For purely selfish reasons, I want to read more of Lucifer, fall further in love with her character, with the supporting characters, and the enriched storyline we have been, and undoubtedly will be presented with, week in, week out. Admittedly, this isn't the kind of comic I'm used to reading, but it has opened my eyes to what else is out there. The adventures, or more appropriately, the misadventures of Lucifer, as expertly created by Michael Alan Nelson, compiled into a moderately sized comic, are something I would be an idiot to miss out on. Read Full Review