Lucifer #1
2000
- Series
- Lucifer
- Issue
- 1
- Cover date
- Jun 30, 2000
- Story title
- A Six Card Spread, Part 1 of 3
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Lucifer #1 was published by Vertigo, an imprint of DC Comics, in June 2000. It served as a direct spin-off from Mike Carey’s long-running work on Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman, specifically following the character’s departure from Hell in the Season of Mists storyline. The series was designed to explore the philosophical and existential wanderings of the fallen angel as he abdicates his throne and seeks to forge a reality independent of his creator.
The interior art was provided by Scott Hampton, while the iconic, moody covers were primarily crafted by Christopher Moeller. The series was critically lauded for its literary ambition and complex narrative structure, becoming a cornerstone of the Vertigo era. It was received as a sophisticated expansion of mythological tropes, cementing the character's status as a quintessential anti-hero in modern comics literature.
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