Cast out of Heaven, thrown down to rule in Hell, Lucifer Morningstar has
resigned his post and abandoned his kingdom for the mortal city of Los Angles.
Emerging from the pages of writer Neil Gaiman's award-winning series The
Sandman, the former Lord of Hell is now enjoying a quiet retirement as the
proprietor of Lux, L.A.'s most elite piano bar. Still weak, with most of his
power locked in the feathers stolen by Susano-O-No-Mikoto, Lucifer faces the
challenge of single combat to the death with his brother, the angel of the Host
Amenadiel. But when victory comes at the sacrifice of another, Lucifer embarks
on a voyage that will take him to the depths of his former kingdom and beyond to
retrieve their lost soul.
In the third volume, Lucifer dives deeper into all kinds of mythologies - first by kidnapping the Norse ship Naglfar, and later by solving a conflict with the titans. It's a nice volume, but I feel like in this one there was a lots of noise for very little actual storyline.
