Sandman präsentiert
#[1] - Luzifer: Die Morgenstern-Affäre
([December] 1999)
Tilsner,
1999 Series
- Price
- 12,95 DEM
- Pages
- 76
- On-sale Date
- 1999-12
- Indicia / Colophon Publisher
- Verlag Thomas Tilsner
- Brand
- Speed; DC Comics; Vertigo
- ISBN
-
3-933773-28-8
- Editing
- Bernd Kronsbein (Chefredaktion); Gerlinde Althoff (Redaktion)
Issue Notes
Umschlaggestaltung: XiMOX!, Bielefeld
Druck: Norma S.A., Spanien
Druck: Norma S.A., Spanien
[no title indexed]
Lucifer / cover / 1 page
- Genre
- Horror/Spannung (horror-suspense)
- Reprints
-
from Sandman Presents: Lucifer (DC, 1999 series) #2 (April 1999)
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Die Morgenstern-Affäre, 1. Kapitel
Lucifer / comic story / 22 pages
- Script
- Mike Carey; Sven-Eric Wehmeyer (Übersetzung)
- Pencils
- Scott Hampton
- Inks
- Scott Hampton
- Colors
- Scott Hampton
- Letters
- Matthias Rottler
- Genre
- Horror/Spannung (horror-suspense)
- Characters
- Lucifer; Mazikeen; Beatrice Wechsler; Amenadiel; Paul Begai; Rachel Begai; Mr. Begai; Mahu; Briadach
- Synopsis
- In exchange for a letter of passage, Lucifer agrees to do a job for his former employer. Someone is granting human wishes and all of creation is threatened. Lucifer goes to Briadach, Lord of the Lilim in exile, for guidance. Briadach tells him to find a young man with Rett Syndrome, named Paul Begai, who is unable to speak. Unfortunately, by the time Lucifer locates him, it is too late; his sister Rachel has just wished him dead.
- Reprints
- from Sandman Presents: Lucifer (DC, 1999 series) #1 (March 1999)
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Die Morgenstern-Affäre, 2. Kapitel
Lucifer / comic story / 22 pages
- Script
- Mike Carey; Sven-Eric Wehmeyer (Übersetzung)
- Pencils
- Scott Hampton
- Inks
- Scott Hampton
- Colors
- Scott Hampton
- Letters
- Matthias Rottler
- Genre
- Horror/Spannung (horror-suspense)
- Characters
- Lucifer; Mazikeen; Remiel; Duma; Rachel Begai; Mr. Begai; Mahu; Briadach; Pharamond
- Synopsis
- Lucifer travels to Hell to talk to Duma, a fallen angel, who does not speak. Lucifer confirms his suspicions that the Voiceless Gods from the First World have created a velleity to channel humanity's wishes. Mahu kidnaps Rachel Begai in order to force Lucifer to give him the velleity. Lucifer bests Mahu and takes Rachel back to Lux, his nightclub in Los Angeles. Mazikeen, possessed by the velleity, fails to kill Lucifer.
- Reprints
- from Sandman Presents: Lucifer (DC, 1999 series) #2 (April 1999)
-
Die Morgenstern-Affäre, 3. Kapitel
Lucifer / comic story / 22 pages
- Script
- Mike Carey; Sven-Eric Wehmeyer (Übersetzung)
- Pencils
- Scott Hampton
- Inks
- Scott Hampton
- Colors
- Scott Hampton
- Letters
- Matthias Rottler
- Genre
- Horror/Spannung (horror-suspense)
- Characters
- Lucifer; Rachel Begai; Blue Flint Girl; Voiceless Gods; Amenadiel; Mahu; Mr. Begai
- Synopsis
- Lucifer uses Rachel and her Navajo ancestry to travel to Tsoodzil and meet with Blue Flint Girl in order to get a guide to take him to the First World. To Lucifer's surprise, Rachel is to be his guide. They travel to the First World and confront the Voiceless Gods. Lucifer manipulates Rachel's anger so that she wishes the Voiceless Gods dead. After the successful completion of his mission, Amenadiel gives Lucifer his letter of passage.
- Reprints
- from Sandman Presents: Lucifer (DC, 1999 series) #3 (May 1999)
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Table of Contents
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Lucifer -
1.
Die Morgenstern-Affäre, 1. Kapitel
Lucifer -
2.
Die Morgenstern-Affäre, 2. Kapitel
Lucifer -
3.
Die Morgenstern-Affäre, 3. Kapitel
Lucifer
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