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I am selling my personal BRIAN PULIDO collector’s set, featuring two foundational pillars of the 90s "Bad Girl" comic era: EVIL ERNIE #1 and a signed LADY DEATH: CHAOS RULES #1 (Hellfire Edition, numbered #51/99 with COA).Both of these raw books have been securely sealed in their protective wrappers since entering my private collection. They are in Near Mint (NM) condition, showing only minor, natural age wear exclusively on the outer plastic wrappers while the comics inside remain pristine, and perfectly preserved.Why This Set is Special :)Lady Death famously made her historical first appearance within the pages of early Evil Ernie books. This set beautifully bridges the character's legendary roots under Chaos! Comics with Brian Pulido’s modern independent triumph at Coffin Comics, creating an incredible shelf-piece lineage for any of you who are also dedicated collectors (some moreso than me, I never got into grading but I adored my favorite issues and took care of them!)Item 1: Lady Death: Chaos Rules #1 (Hellfire Edition)
- Publisher: Coffin Comics (2016)
- Signature: Hand-signed by creator/writer Brian Pulido (it was so cool to meet him!)
- Rarity: Ultra-limited Variant; Numbered #51 of only 99 copies worldwide
- Authentication: Includes the official matching Coffin Comics Certificate of Authenticity (COA)
- Significance: A highly sought-after, low-print-run modern classic. The cover art perfectly captures the dark, fiery aesthetic that made Lady Death a pop-culture phenomenon.
Item 2: Evil Ernie vs. The Superheroes #1 (One-Shot)
- Publisher: Chaos! Comics (August 1995)
- Creative Team: Story by Brian Pulido; Iconic cover art by Steven Hughes & Jason Jensen
- Significance: Pure 90s nostalgia. This quintessential Chaos! book captures the peak era of independent horror-metal comics. Finding a clean, unread, raw copy still sealed in its wrapper is becoming increasingly difficult for vintage collectors.
I personally discovered Evil Ernie and Lady Death at my local mall which had a comic shop and an arcade back in the 90s, The 'Heavy Metal' era was so big at the time and i thought the story was so cool, been a fan ever since. Sad to let these go but I am downsizing recently so its a good chance to get your hands on this deal!
