Coffin Collectibles Unveiled: Get excited for Lady Death in 3D glory!
Great news for Lady Death fans. Coffin Comics just announced the creation of Coffin Collectibles, LLC. This new division will (you guessed it) handle the design and production of collectibles based on Coffin Comics properties. And the newly minted company is not opening its doors quietly. It’s launching with something big!
Look for the release of the Lady Death: Majestic Statue in 2019. It seems like an eternity since the last Lady Death statue came out. Based on the preliminary specs released by Coffin, this one will eclipse many of the previous statues of Lady Death. Standing at an impressive 15” (12” figure plus 3” base) high, this impressive statue of the death goddess is sculpted by Tim Miller and Sam Greenwell based on the work of top-notch Lady Death cover artist Richard Ortiz. It’s very similar to Ortiz’s cover for Dragon Wars # 1 Majestic Edition – and if you’re wondering if that’s the standard or the naughty version, you don’t have to; because Coffin will release both a regular version and a naughty version of the statue. Start saving your allowance or beer money, guys!
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But that is not all. As if we had not already been spoiled enough with the release of the Executive Replica Lady Death Action Figure earlier this year, Coffin Collectibles has also announced its upcoming Lady Death: Legend Action Figure. There is not as much info available on this one yet, but the preliminary design work looks tantalizing. Joe Allard is credited for the design and art direction. Sculpting is by Devin Martin, obviously based on Richard Ortiz’s cover for Dark Millenium #1 Arcane Edition (or one of its variants, take your pick. They’re all hot!).
Exact release date, pricing and edition size have not been announced at this early date, but it does not really matter. All that matters is that these great collectibles will soon take their place in our glass cases next to our Red Sonja Statue, Vampirella statue, Zatanna statue… or is that just me?
Lady Death: Majestic Statue
Release date: 2019
Suggested Retail Price: TBD
Edition Size: TBD
Dimension: 15” (12” figure and 3” base)
Based on art by: Richard Ortiz
Sculpting: Tim Miller & Same Greenwell
Painting: Jason Wires Productions
Art Direction: Joe Allard
Lady Death: Legend Action Figure
Release date: Too early to tell (not soon enough!)
Suggested Retail Price: TBD
Edition Size: TBD
Based on art by: Richard Ortiz (?)
Sculpting: Devin Martin
Art Design & Direction: Joe Allard
About the Author
Jules-Pierre Malartre Jules-Pierre Malartre currently lives in L’Île-Perrot, a small island west of Montreal (Quebec), which is as close to the Great White North that he will ever dare go, but still cold enough to save him from big-ass spiders, alien abductions, undead dinosaurs and tourists who find his French accent charming. In 2005, he quit a promising aerospace engineering career to go into freelance writing, which was a very, very bad idea according to his mother. Since then, he has become considerably poorer, but he has grown much happier. Along the way, he adopted cats—lots of cats! When he is not writing technical manuals, newspaper articles, press releases or blogs on anything from comic books to yoga, he is busy working on his first novel, a semi-autobiographical fictional account of his life that dares to ask the question, “where did God go wrong with me anyway?” His first short story, “The Rest Was Easy,” was published by the online literary magazine Amarillo Bay in 2013. The five people who read it liked it. He’s well aware that it took him over a decade to publish another one, so he’d really appreciate it if you'd cut him some slack about it! He loves coffee, cats and reading, mostly because those three things go very well together.
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