Lucifer 3

Feels like Sandman lite. The world-building isn’t doing it for me and I struggled to get through this volume. This is my third try on the series and I think it’ll be my last. Carey just isn’t as a strong a storyteller as Gaiman, which is fine in his own stories like Unwritten, but in Gaiman’s sandbox I just found myself comparing Lucifer to Sandman and finding the former lacking.

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.