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A review by crookedtreehouse
Lucifer, Vol. 5: Inferno by Mike Carey
5.0
It's been about a year since the last Sandman Universe book that I read, and yet there was no point in this book where I fought to remember what was happening, and how it related to the larger universe.
There are three stories in this volume, the first is a thre part tale that continues Lucifer's return to Hell, the second is a one-off issue about a devout man who wishes sin was punished faster and fastidiousness rewarded quicker and how he intersects with our larger story, and the finale is a two parter where Solomon searches for Elaine's murderer while Lucifer makes deals in Asgard.
This story is so well-told, it seems a shame that they chose to make the TV show version of Lucifer a police procedural.
There are three stories in this volume, the first is a thre part tale that continues Lucifer's return to Hell, the second is a one-off issue about a devout man who wishes sin was punished faster and fastidiousness rewarded quicker and how he intersects with our larger story, and the finale is a two parter where Solomon searches for Elaine's murderer while Lucifer makes deals in Asgard.
This story is so well-told, it seems a shame that they chose to make the TV show version of Lucifer a police procedural.