Ok I just read it a few more times, one of the things that give me some hope for this series, is that at the end Lucifer says "Whatever you are, you may have some of him in you; Perhaps you stole his power as you stole mine, but you are not my father." This makes it seem that Lucifer knows this isn't his dad, and does that mean the real Presences is still in the void? Mazikeen and Lucifer talk at the end and she talks about killing God, is he leading her on instead of telling her he doesn't believe whatever is in the Silver City isn't God? This is all over the place.....
While not as bad as read as the first time I read it, its still not like Carey's work, and at least Black told us her Lucifer would be different and would sit between Gaiman's and Carey's version's. That much is true. If we want to read story's about Lucifer, Gabriel and the other's we are going to have to read this, if we don't like it enough nobody is forced to read it. I messaged Carey about coming back to Lucifer and writing him again on Twitter and he said him and Peter was finished and it was time for other's to write him. And I tweeted Mr. Kadrey about doing better then Holly and he said he's happy with her run and if I hated her run on it I would probably hate his run too.. I don't hate it, I just don't like it when compared to Carey's, hers is just 'okay'. I guess that will have to be good enough if we want to read about the Morningstar..
Me and Carey's tweets
https://twitter.com/michaelcarey191/status/799383445537484804
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