Medieval Lady Death – Comic Book Set

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AVAILABLE NOW: Medieval Lady Death – Comic Book Set 

ONLY: $19.99

To order your set, click “Add To Cart” below 




Includes:
Medieval Lady Death #1 - 5 by Brian Pulido, Di Amorim, Alex Lei

Published: 2005
Condition: Mint/Near Mint

Back In 2005, Avatar Press unveiled a new version of Lady Death. Both Medieval Lady Death as well as the Classic Lady Death were published in separate series. Lady Death creator Brian Pulido wrote both series, which featured art by several Avatar Press artists, including Juan Jose Ryp, Daniel HDR, Richard Ortiz, Ron Adrian, Di Amorin and Gabriel Guzman.

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