Lucifer: Vespri

The series delves into moral ambiguity and choice, but I'm curious how much of that was inspired by real philosophical debates or personal beliefs of the author.

The narrative weaves complex themes with intricate art, which can be both captivating and challenging. How do others interpret some of the more abstract scenes?

This volume seems to deepen his character in new ways—was there a particular event or idea that led to this shift in focus?