Lucifer Morningstar possible upgrade.

[Musaabu02]

Why Vertigo’s Lucifer Morningstar Matters: Part 4 of 4

Its stated here by Mike Carey Lucifer isn't restricted by the authors or bound by any authors as he even transcends page while the author isn't looking.

https://www.dccomics.com/sites/default/files/Multiversity_Map_2400_53ee6b4c22d9a9.11031355.jpg

Plus Lucifer scales/beyond destiny who encompasses all of existence in his book. Who exists on the plain as the Overvoid(based on grant Morrison map of the multiverse).

 

[Garchomp777]

Writer statements are not valid, they wrote it so it means they know a lot about it, sure, that's true. But readers know a lot about it too, that doesn't make every reader reliable. Same logic applies. Where in the map does it show destiny has the overvoid in his book

 

[Musaabu02]

Writer statements are not valid, they wrote it so it means they know a lot about it, sure, that's true. But readers know a lot about it too, that doesn't make every reader reliable. Same logic applies. Where in the map does it show destiny has the overvoid in his book

Same plain not he has Overvoid in book,when we all know all of DC is just dream/fiction/story to it.

 

[Musaabu02]

I see people use writer statements in this wiki.

 

[Sandman31]

No, what Mike Carey meant was that Lucifer is a character which has a "life of their own"

This has nothing to do with power, Mike Carey was talking about Lucifer's characterization. He did not say that he transcends the page or anything of that sort

No, Destiny is not equal to the Overvoid, his position on the map merely shows how he records and contains everything in Creation in his book

 

[Musaabu02]

No, what Mike Carey meant was that Lucifer is a character which has a "life of their own"

A character who isnt restricted to him(the author).

 

[Alucard]

Writer statements are not valid, they wrote it so it means they know a lot about it

they are writer statments included in accepted threads for characters?