Lady Death: Chaos Rules - Empress Edition (LOW #0)
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Story: Brian Pulido, Brian Augustyn
Interiors: Dheeraj Verma, Sabine Rich
Cover: Sun Khamunaki
Chapter 1 in the Coffin Comics Lady Death Universe.
Lady Death is awakened from a 20-year, spell-induced slumber and finds herself in the fiery pits of Hell. Who among her depraved enemies is responsible? How long until she exacts bloody vengeance? Let the hunt begin! Featuring the alluring and cruel diva of death as only creator Brian Pulido can deliver. Chock full of sex, violence, and very, very bad behavior. Experience Lady Death fully realized! Long live Lady Death! Lady Death: Chaos Rules captures the rockin' independent spirit of her original Chaos! Comics (1994-2002) run but brings her story to the present. She's bolder, darker, sexier Hope, with more brains and brawn.
LOW #0!
Full color, 24 pages. Limited to 99 serially numbered copies.
PUBLISHED: February 2015
Coffin Comics publishes small-batch, serial-numbered editions for collectors.
Editions range from 8 to 1,500 copies per edition.
Historically, publisher Brian Pulido keeps the numbers zero, one, and two for
his publisher file copies, although a few like this one have occasionally
reached collectors.
