Lobo #64
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAriel Olivetti's cover for this 1999 DC issue sets the tone perfectly: Lobo stands draped in white robes among the clouds, cradling a golden lyre and looking thoroughly unconvinced by the angelic dress code, while Etrigan the Demon looms beside him in similarly celestial garb — horns, wings, and all. A battered cherub slumped at their feet completes the irreverent heavenly tableau. "Soul Brothers, Part Two" wraps up what promises to be one of the more gloriously absurd crossovers of the era, written by Alan Grant with Olivetti's bold, vivid artwork carrying every ounce of the joke.
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Reprinted in Lobo #38 (2000), DC Comics Presents: Lobo #1 (2011)
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