I really enjoyed this issue, particularly the tale of Sycorax. This series continues to combine creativity with established literature in a way that is just pure joy to read. Read Full Review

This has been a dark and twisted first arc, but it feels like this title's potential is just beginning to ramp up. Fans of the TV series will likely be surprised at just how dark this goes " this is vintage Vertigo. Read Full Review

Lucifer is back, and it doesn't look like he intends to slow down anytime soon. While this issue took a step back in terms of pacing and page-turning action, it laid the groundwork for a promising future " not to mention the grand cliffhanger. Read Full Review

Many more questions are answered in a chapter that is surprisingly not the last for this arc.  Will likely read better in trade... but, these days, what doesn't? Read Full Review

Hands down this was a lovely transition issue. I was dropped right into a story of suffering and pain and love and heartache and I wanted more. Much like the birth of Caliban, the result is something dark and foreboding and burning with the hellfire of his father and submerged beneath the deep waters of his mothers soul. Read Full Review

Hell of a time.

Finally Lucifer is himself and I hope this series just keeps getting better and better from here.

The storyline from the first five issues comes together here in a quite exciting way. It'll be interesting to see if Lucifer becomes his old self again or what awaits him on the other side.