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Lady Death #0 (1997) · The Collector

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Chaos! Comics
Lady Death (1997)
#0

Chaos! Comics#0

Lady Death

Lady Death #0

Death Becomes Her

Publisher: Chaos! Comics
Cover date: November 1997
Cover price: $2.95
Pages: 36

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Credits

Writer: Brian Pulido
Penciller: Steven Hughes
Inker: Steven Hughes
Colorists: Jason Jensen, Jack Gray, Kelly Jensen

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Grand Comics Database issue 733899

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On her journey back to Hell, Lady Death is confronted by the actual incarnation of Death who shows her a vision of an alternate reality where her mother did not die.

Letterer

Comicraft

Cover

Steven Hughes

Cover colors

Jason Jensen

Cover letters

Mike Flippin, Legaretta

Editorial and production

Editor: Brad Gould

Characters

Brock· Cameo
Cremator
Death)
Lady Death
Lady Marion
Lord Matthias
Niccolo
Vandala· Cameo
Vulnavia· Cameo

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