After an exorcism gone wrong, down-on-his-luck schlub Stanley finds he's retained all of the demon's supernatural powers and positions himself as the leader of an insane worldwide cult-only to find himself pissing off the demons of hell who are hot on his heels for revenge.
There's something harmonious in this visually bizarre and spooky world that Bunn, Galan and Torres created, and part of that is thanks to their great teamwork. Read Full Review
Lucky Devil #3 is another great issue of Cullen Bunn's fascinating horror miniseries. I am eager to see what Bunn and Galan's version of Hell looks like when Stanley and his friends go there next issue. I'm sure Cullen Bunn has a Hell of a conclusion in store for us. Read Full Review
Lucky Devil continues to be a fun twist on things when it comes to this concept. Bunn has our Stanley playing in a few areas with his influence growing thanks to the demonic powers but we also see that he hasn't lost his humanity. He's taking an interesting approach to the whole heaven and hell thing in a way that could actually help humanity, or doom it for reasons yet unknown. The dialogue is fun and I continue to like the cast overall, but it really stands out all the more with Galan's great artwork, especially with the color design that's being used for it. The whole thing just clicks wonderfully. Read Full Review
Lucky Devil #3 does a great job bringing the characters to the front of the story. Read Full Review
Lucky Devil #3 assures its readers that, despite the last issue being fairly bloodless, this series is far from finished with its ultraviolent gorefest sequences. Read Full Review
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