Lucifer Morningstar was created by writer Mike Carey and artist Peter Gross, first appearing in "The Sandman" comics by Neil Gaiman, published by DC Comics.
The character Lucifer Morningstar was given his own comic series titled "Lucifer", written by Mike Carey, expanding on his story beyond The Sandman series.
The character design of Lucifer was refined for his solo series including visual changes to better suit the independent storyline and mood of the series.
The TV show "Lucifer", loosely based on the DC Comics character created by Neil Gaiman and developed by Tom Kapinos, premiered on Fox.
After being canceled by Fox, the "Lucifer" TV series was picked up by Netflix, where it gained additional seasons and expanded its popularity.
The "Lucifer" TV series concluded with its final season released on Netflix, wrapping up the character's story arcs in the TV adaptation.
Lucifer is created by God as one of the most beautiful and powerful angels in Heaven.
Lucifer leads a rebellion against God, rallying a third of the angels to his cause, aiming to overthrow divine rule.
After the failed rebellion, Lucifer is cast out of Heaven and condemned to rule Hell as the fallen angel and Devil.
Lucifer establishes himself as the ruler and lord of Hell, governing the damned souls and demons.
Lucifer starts to interact with humans by tempting and influencing them to sin, shaping human history covertly.
After ruling Hell for millennia, Lucifer becomes bored and resigns from his throne, deciding to live among humans in Los Angeles.
Lucifer opens Lux, a stylish nightclub in Los Angeles, which serves as a front for his earthly life and social ties.
Lucifer begins working as a civilian consultant for the Los Angeles Police Department, using his powers to help solve crimes.
Lucifer faces challenges from celestial beings who want to force him back to Hell or reassert divine control.
Lucifer contemplates redemption and his own capacity for change and goodness despite his past as the Devil.
