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Cover: Duncan Fegredo

Lucifer #1

Jun 2000 · DC · 2.50 USD; 3.95 CAD
📊 ~17,306 copies sold its debut month
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“A Six Card Spread”

Spinning out of Neil Gaiman's Sandman, this June 2000 Vertigo series launches with a cover by Duncan Fegredo that sets a striking tone: a platinum-haired Lucifer stands with hands raised, glowing with otherworldly energy, while dark graffiti-like sigils and shadowy robed figures crowd the wall behind him — an image that perfectly captures a being of immense power navigating a world steeped in the occult. Writer Mike Carey joins artists Chris Weston and James Hodgkins for the opening chapter, "A Six Card Spread," promising a mature-readers story as layered as that symbol-covered backdrop. It's a compelling opening statement for what looks, from the very first cover, like a series with serious ambitions.

writer Mike Carey · artist, inker Chris Weston · inker James Hodgkins · colorist Daniel Vozzo · letterer Ellie DeVille · cover Duncan Fegredo
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Full credits

writer Mike Carey
artist, inker Chris Weston
colorist Daniel Vozzo
letterer Ellie DeVille
cover pencils, inks Duncan Fegredo

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Lucifer has renounced Hell, and he's in Hamburg in need of a divination from mystical tarot set believed to be corrupted.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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