There's so much I loved about Lucifer #2! Between the art, the plot, and the fact that Holly Black is one of those writers who can get me to read almost anything, it's definitely a great comic that is only getting better with every issue. If you're not reading Lucifer, I'm judging you. Read Full Review

LUCIFER #2 continues to build off of the first issue'sphenomenal start. The story continues to be immensely entertaining, and Lucifer and Gabriel really come into their own here. These interactions make this a great comic in its own right. The subplots do disrupt the overall pacing and flow of the story a bit but not enough to ruin the narrative as a whole. LUCIFER is slowly building into one of the most entertaining series coming out of Vertigo. After the second issue, the future looks very bright for this series. Read Full Review

Holly Black and Lee Garbett are taking a really interesting approach with their Lucifer series - they're continuing the story right where Mike Carey and Peter Gross left off, but they're also telling something brand new and all their own. Read Full Review

I'm on board with this new Lucifer series, for now. I just hope he doesn't turn into the grinning do-gooder of the series, or worse yet, rent out his services to the LAPD in the coming issues to solve crimes. There's enough supernatural crime-solver series out there. While the Lucifer of the TV series might be interested in getting physical above all else, here's hoping Black's Lucifer decides to get metaphysical instead. Read Full Review