Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Lucifer Morningstar, the fallen angel and sometimes ruler of hell, has returned to the pages of DC ...

Lawyer. Writer. Columnist. Geek. Eternal optimist. Fangirl since the dawn of time. Hates the color yellow, olives and cigarettes. Has a recurring nightmare where she’s forced to choose between sports ...

Lucifer trespasses into the garden of Destiny of the Endless, but for what nefarious purpose? Nothing less than tearing a page from the Book of Destiny itself.In Shops: Jun 17, 2020 SRP: $3.99 The ...

Ever since the Devil arrived in Los Angeles for a short vacation, he has found it challenging to go back home as he found himself entangled with the city and the detective. In recent seasons of the TV ...

Like most DC Comics shows, Lucifer was rewritten to fit the formula of episodic crime drama. This strategy worked well for The Flash (starring a forensic investigator), Supergirl (whose monster-of-the ...

Back in May, Bleeding Cool reported that DC Comics had decided that the issue of the Sandman Presents: Lucifer comic published in March before the shutdown, would be the series final ongoing issue.

Over on TV Line, showrunner Ildy Modrovich answered a fan’s burning question about the possible crossover. The executive said, “Never say never, but right now we have no plans for him.” “We might ...

Morningstar will solve murders with his friends again thanks to Netflix picking up the series after Fox canceled it last month. Journalist Bonnie Burton writes about movies, TV shows, comics, science ...

As Fox feted the premiere of its new series Gotham last night in New York, the network is betting on another drama based on a DC character from a top series creator. Fox has given a put pilot ...

We'd seen a few characters from Netflix's upcoming adaptation of The Sandman , but we saw a glimpse of a new one at DC FanDome 2021, which offered the first look at Gwendoline Christie as Lucifer.

Fox has added two more dramas to its 2015-16 slate. “Lucifer,” based on the DC Comics characters, and “Minority Report” based on Steven Spielberg’s Tom Cruise movie, have been given series orders.