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Chaos! Comics
Lady Death hadher beginning in the black and white pages of Evil Ernie's first seriespublished by Eternity Comics.Her initial designs by Steven Hughes became the template for her look for thevast majority of her time with Chaos Comics. It was only towards the end ofChaos Comics that Pulido branched out into different areas with one-shotre-imaginings of his characters that she was given a makeover and also with thesad passing of Steven Hughes other artists stepped in and took her look indifferent directions.
The DVD film"Lady Death The Movie" also suffered from the end of Chaos as it wasin production over the time of the split and necessitated the removal of majorcharacters from the back-story as they were sold off to various publishers.
CrossGen Entertainment
Her story has spread from her medieval beginnings to ruler of Hell, savior of the universe, avatar of death and even back to life. With the collapse of Chaos Comics the properties were sold and Pulido went with Lady Death firstly to CrossGen Entertainment where they pursued a new medieval origin story that was necessitated by the splitting of the tightly interwoven characters of Chaos Comics being sold to different publishers and so no longer practical to weave into her story. The slight change in artwork style was not well received and some felt a reduction in quality as well as more grounded storylines less grand and epic in scale.
This was not hugely popular, as one of Chaos Comics most popular aspects as a company was its strong cast of supporting characters. A supporting character in one characters arc would have its own primary comics and story arcs that interwove elegantly with many others. Of course as a marketing strategy it was brilliant as to get the complete picture of one character you really needed to follow the others but you were also rewarded with insight into motivations that enrich, rather than retcon, every other storyline.
Avatar Press / Boundless Comics
A mere two yearslater CrossGen filed for bankruptcy and she was sold on to Avatar Press (andhad enjoyed a resurgence). The Avatar/Boundless run was meant to be the returnof the original Lady Death in style and attitude, though Pulido wanted to pullback from the more cosmic style of storytelling in the original Chaos comicsstories. While she would enjoy a similar style and background to her originalrendition, these tales would mainly take place in a dimension similar to Hellcalled the Blacklands. Pulido was providing "scriptments" for thestories, and another writer would flesh out the scripts.
Parallel withthis they were also maintaining a Medieval Lady Death series that roughlycontinued the CrossGen Medieval Lady Death, with a few minor retcons betweenthe end of her Crossgen run and the beginning of this new run. The artwork withAvatar seems to meet with the approval of the the original fans more and thestories grander scales and return to bigger cross-series arcs also provedpopular.
Due to issueswith Boundless trying to eventually cut Pulido out of the process in working onLady Death, and after various lawsuits by Pulido, the Avatar/Boundless versionof Lady Death ended with the "Lady Death Apocalypse" series.
Coffin Comics
The characterrights were finally given back to Pulido, and the tales and adventures of LadyDeath are now being continued with Pulido's new company, Coffin Comics. Therewas a Kickstarter campaign created, which resulted in the recently released Lady Death ChaosRules, which sees the return of Lady Death descending back into thedepths of Hell itself. While at this point the truth of her background remainsa bit of a mystery, we find Lady Death being awakened with altered memories ofher past.
The new story seesthe return of a few familiar faces from her original Chaos comics run, and ofcourse a brand new sword, Chaos. There is a follow up that is currently in theworks, Lady DeathDamnation Game.
