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In Lucifer, Vol. 5 the eponymous demon king returns to Hell for a single combat that could end his reign. His powers are limited while the feathers stolen by Susano‑O‑No‑Mikoto remain in his possession. Jefferson hawks for his brother, Amenadiel, the angel of the Host. As Mazikeen seeks the missing feathers and Lucifer strategizes his next move, both celestial and infernal forces prepare to bring about his defeat before the fight even begins.
This volume reprints issues #29–35 of the comic series and continues the series’ exploration of conflict between divine and demonic forces within a mythic setting.
First publish date: 2004
Genre: Fantasy/Dark Fantasy
Authors: Mike Carey
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