[TheHerald]

I hope not!  

Just wanted to let you know how much I like your comics character uploads (and photos, too). Not only for the morphs, but because you provide the originals and names of characters (or model names when possible). I like to see originals partly because I like to compare them to the morphs.

Sorry I didn't speak up in earlier threads. (er, I didn't, did I?)  

[docross]

Thank you very much for your comments, and you know what? It was your habit to post the originals that made me do the same...
Like any comic geek I'll always provide characters names  

ciao
 

[docross]

I've seen some Steven Huges work, and if I have to bet the pic I morphed was not one of his,  
obvously I could be wrong

ciao
 

[TheHerald]

I have this and the human version of this comic, somewhere. I feel an urge to look for these so I can find out who the artist is. Wish me luck, this could be dangerous.    

[TheHerald]

I can't believe it!   I found them faster then I expected (and many other comics I've been meaning to scan). Two of the covers for the Lady Death Swimsuit 2001 No. 1 were   penciled by Ivan Reis, inked by Joe Pimentel and colored by Roy Young . A third (premium) cover for the same comic was done by David Michael Beck. I noticed Ivan Reis' name in recent issues of Lady Death and believe he may the primary "replacement" for Steven Hughes creation. I'm including the premium cover version below since I mentioned it.

[BE_KicksAss]

You kick ass DocRoss

[DruulEmpire]

Gives the phrase "to die for" a whole new dimension!  

[TheHerald]

Funny, you should say that!  

Almost every time I look at a Lady Death image, I start thinking of all the expressions associated with death. "Kiss of Death", "Flirting with Death", "Date with Death", "Touched by Death", etc. ..and I ask myself ..wait for it..  

...do I have a "Death Wish"?    

[DruulEmpire]

For me, Lady Death is simply the culmination of something that happened to me while watching the movie ALL THAT JAZZ.  Long before that was a catchphrase from the Best Picture CHICAGO, it was Bob Fosse's vaguely autobiographical fantasy, in which he kept having surreal conversations with a young Jessica Lange dressed in white.  Finally you realize: Lange is Death, and Roy Scheider is facing a fate much harder to resist than any mechanical shark named Bruce.  Lange as Death ... I've been rather philosophical about mortality ever since.

If someone could morph Lange as Death, Chaos! Comics' Lady might begin to have some competition -- maybe.    

[docross]

Herald: the cover you attached is really great!
Kickass: you kick ass too!

surely you guys have something going with Ms Death!

ciao
 

[DruulEmpire]

The thing about Death is ... a one-night stand IS a permanent commitment!

[Sadistyk]

LOL...true.

[Catch]

Excellent work. I've always thought super heroines should have super sized busts!

Thanks for making the package complete.

[TheHerald]

 

In reply to:
 The thing about Death is ... a one-night stand IS a permanent commitment!  

That was my point above. I might fantasize reaching out and caressing that sensuous body and then my logical side of the brain tells me if this were a real situation and she was in front of me, I'd be trying to quietly back away from her and keeping one eye on the look out for Evil Ernie, too. OTOH, she's mellowed out in her more recent comics and Ernie's gone (I think), so maybe there's hope after all (that an intimate encounter with her isn't automatically fatal).    

[docross]

so the Lady is not necessary fatal today... It's a much I don't see a comic about her, I heared Chaos! is out of business...

If I have to choose a comic character to meet my preference will always go to Jean Grey.

ciao