Lucifer Vol 1 40

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"Naglfar, Conclusion: Full Fathom Five"
Lucifer Vol 1 #40
September, 2003
Rated M for Mature (18+)
Publisher	Vertigo
Executive Editor	Karen Berger
Cover Artists	Christopher Moeller
Naglfar, Conclusion: Full Fathom Five
Writers	Mike Carey
Pencilers	Peter Gross Dean Ormston
Inkers	Ryan Kelly Dean Ormston
Colorists	Daniel Vozzo
Letterers	Comicraft
Editors	Shelly Bond Mariah Huehner
Previous Issue	Lucifer # 39
Next Issue	Lucifer # 41

God has departed this place. Forever.

— Michael Demiurgos

Lucifer #40 is an issue of the series Lucifer (Volume 1) with a cover date of September, 2003. It was published on July 23, 2003.

Appearing in "Naglfar, Conclusion: Full Fathom Five"

Featured Characters:

• Lucifer Morningstar

Supporting Characters:

• Cal (Unknown Earth) (Dies)
• David Easterman (Erased)
• Gaudium
• Jill Presto
• Mazikeen
• Michael Demiurgos
• Spera

Antagonists:

• The Angelic Dead (Erased)
• The Host of Heaven
  • Archangels
    • Uriel
  • Thrones
• Tsuki-yomi (Erased)

Other Characters:

• Bergelmir
• Eikon Presto (Erased)
• God
• Spirits
  • Elaine Belloc
  • Mona Doyle (Cameo)
• The Basanos (Mentioned only)
• Ghosts (Mentioned only)
• Gods (Mentioned only)
• Jotunn (Mentioned only)

Locations:

• Omniverse
  • Lucifer's Cosmos (Unnamed)
  • Multiverse
    • The Mansions of the Silence (Erased)
      • The Pavilion of the Lanterns
    • Heaven (Mentioned only)
  • The Void
    • The Silver City
      • The Primum Mobile
        • Throne of Heaven (Mentioned only)

Items:

• Erishad's Bottle

Vehicles:

• Naglfar (In ruins)

Concepts:

• Magic
• War in Heaven (Mentioned only)
  

See Also

• Cover gallery for the Lucifer series
• Images from Lucifer Vol 1 40

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