Lady Death: Sacrilege #0
	Story Title: 'Sacrilege' Writer: Brian Pulido Penciller: Daniel HDR Inker: Daniel HDR & Newton Barbosa Colorist: Andrew Dalhouse Cover by: Daniel HDR Editor in Chief: William Christensen Published by: Avatar Press 'Lady Death' created by Brian Pulido
	Reviewed by: Bruce Logan

Another month another Lady Death series. First previewed a couple of months back (in the Lady Death: Dark Horizons one-shot), this #0 issue kicks off yet another Lady Death adventure, one with one of her companions, Satasha in tow. Whether Wargoth will join them remains to be seen.

Starting off by a ‘show’ for which they are getting paid, writer Brian Puldio and artist Daniel HDR takes the two heroines into a mystery that is purported to be the ‘deadliest enemy Lady Death has NEVER faced - Sacrilege!’ Even though at first it might seem odd why the two of them would be putting on the aforementioned show, it all makes sense later by the explanation provided later. The money they get paid for appearances like this Lady Death uses it to finance her war against Sagos (to dethrone him and liberate her mother from his grasp.) It is the same necessity that ultimately leads the duo to ‘accept’ to deal with the problem that rises, literally. However, with it (the problem) looking to get out of hand, it looks as if very soon Lady Death will be in with/to stop it, regardless of the money.

Lastly the art, and even with a new penciller (Daniel HDR) and inkers (Daniel HDR and Newton Barbosa) on the scene, the participation of regular LD colorist, Andrew Dalhouse makes it so that the final visual product is in the same general vein as the other Lady Death and Medieval Lady Death stories. That said and even as much I appreciate Daniel’s pencils I would if the sketches, (or maybe it the inking) to carry more detail.

Conclusion: Even though it tends to get confusing to keep track of the various series and where they fall on the LD timeline, (something about which I have lamented time and again in my reviews of past series/one-shots), as an avid Lady Death fan (going back to her Chaos Comics days) I am looking forward to this story too.

RATING: 7.5/10 (Almost 8)