Ep. 86: Lucifer (2016–2017) #16

An episode of the The Lonely End of the Rack podcast, hosted by lonelyendoftherack, titled "Ep. 86: Lucifer (2016–2017) #16" was published on October 10, 2025 and runs 35 minutes.

October 10, 2025 ·35m · The Lonely End of the Rack

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In this episode, Tim & Rob discuss soap-opera style, disappointing early ends, demonic crossovers, big swords, talking babies, your heart’s desire, seeing hell torn to hell, and keeping perspective as an old-man comic fan. “PAY FOR YOUR ART. BUY ART.”

Lucifer (2016-2017) #16
written by Richard Kadrey
pencils & inks by Lee Garbett
colors by Antonio Fabela
letters by Todd Klein

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