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Lady Death: Alive #3 (2001) · The Collector

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Chaos! Comics
Lady Death: Alive (2001)
#3

Chaos! Comics#3

Lady Death: Alive

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Lady Death: Alive #3

Eater of Souls

Publisher: Chaos! Comics
Cover date: July 2001
Cover price: $2.99
Pages: 36

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Lady Death saves her ghostly pal, Virgil, from a demon who feasts on human souls.

Credits

Writers: Len Kaminski, Brian Pulido
Penciller: Ivan Reis
Inker: Joe Pimentel
Colorist: Hi-Fi
Letterers: Comicraft, Jimmy Betancourt
Covers: Ivan Reis, Joe Pimentel
Cover colors: Roy Young
Cover letters: Mike Flippin, Legaretta

Editorial and production

Editors: Brian Pulido, Mike Francis

Characters

Ambrose Innsmouth
Lady Death
Renegade
Virgil Solomon

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