Lucifer #1

In "The Morningstar Option," Lucifer is drawn back into a web of divine reckoning when a mysterious force begins granting human wishes—unleashing chaos across creation. With no choice but to act, he seeks counsel from Briadach, Lord of the Lilim in exile, who directs him to Paul Begai, a young man with Rett Syndrome unable to speak. But by the time Lucifer finds him, it's already too late—Paul’s sister Rachel has just wished him dead.

In "Part Two" of *Lucifer* #1 (2013), Lucifer journeys to Hell to confront Duma, a silent fallen angel, uncovering a chilling truth: the Voiceless Gods of the First World have engineered a velleity to absorb humanity’s deepest desires. When Mahu abducts Rachel Begai to force Lucifer into surrendering the velleity, the battle that follows leads to a tense return to Lux, Lucifer’s Los Angeles nightclub—where even Mazikeen, now under the velleity’s influence, turns against him.

In "Part Three" of *Lucifer* #1, Lucifer enlists Rachel—drawing on her Navajo heritage—to guide him to Tsoodzil and the First World, where he seeks passage through the realm of the Voiceless Gods. As their journey unfolds, the tension between them deepens, and Lucifer’s manipulation of Rachel’s emotions sets a dangerous course. The story unfolds with a haunting blend of myth and suspense, grounded in the weight of tradition and the cost of power.

In "The House of Windowless Rooms, Part One," Lucifer ventures into the realm of Izanami, seeking the wings he lost long ago, while back in Los Angeles, his club Lux becomes a magnet for otherworldly visitors drawn to the rift he’s left open. The story unfolds with a haunting sense of dread, as the boundaries between realms grow thin and the familiar feels increasingly alien.

In "The House of Windowless Rooms, Part Two," Lucifer navigates a tense standstill as he awaits Izanami’s return and the restoration of his wings, all while under siege from unseen threats. With Cestis and Saul of the Endless plotting to seize his doorway into the void—guarded fiercely by Mazikeen—Amenadiel rallies the heavenly host to storm the gate, raising the stakes in a battle of wills that tests the limits of power, loyalty, and what it means to be divine.

In "The House of Windowless Rooms, Part Three," Lucifer confronts the deadly consequences of Kagutsuchi’s assault, watching as Tsuki-Yomi falls and the god himself succumbs to a poison Lucifer had slipped into his meal. With the truth about Izanami’s power within reach, Lucifer must race against time as Mazikeen and Beatrice struggle to stop Saul and Cestis of the Endless from exploiting the doorway Lucifer has opened.

In "The House of Windowless Rooms, Part Four," Lucifer pushes his limits, forcing Izanami into a dangerous bargain for his lost wings. As alliances fracture and secrets unravel, Mazikeen confronts her past while the Basanos’ influence reaches a breaking point—leaving the fate of the doorway, and those who stand before it, hanging in the balance.

In "Children and Monsters, Prelude" from Lucifer #1, Erishad of Uruk—eternally haunted by the daily loss of her unborn child—turns to forbidden magic in a desperate bid to break her curse. With the help of a voudon priest, she traps her gods in a bottle, only to summon her child’s spirit when they refuse to relent. When Lucifer appears with a chilling offer, Erishad must decide what kind of legacy her suffering will leave behind.

In "Children & Monsters," Lucifer navigates the shifting tides of divine authority as Amenadiel prepares to seize control of the doorway to the void, while Mazikeen leaves him behind to reclaim her lost face. Meanwhile, Elaine’s grandmothers whisper warnings through the veil, and David Easterman, on the brink of despair, is drawn from New York to Los Angeles by the Dreaming—only to be sent onward to London with a cryptic message from Lucifer himself.

In "Children & Monsters, Part Two," Lucifer entrusts Musubi with guarding the heavenly gateway while he’s away, setting a tense stage for unfolding secrets. David Easterman arrives at the Belloc residence claiming to be Elaine’s long-lost father, upending her world—especially when he reappears at her school, only to flee as police close in. Meanwhile, Sandalphon recounts a past clash with Michael, and Cal, a winged child serving Sandalphon, takes a chilling interest in Easterman’s fate.

In "Children & Monsters, Part Three" from Lucifer #1 (2013), the fate of the gateway hangs in the balance as Musubi fights to hold back the host of heaven, only to fall to Amenadiel’s blade. As the host is swallowed by the vengeful spirit of Erishad’s unborn child, survivors like Mona, Elaine, and Easterman are drawn into a final confrontation in a crumbling warehouse—where secrets of blood and divinity begin to unravel.