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Lady Supreme (1996)

Lady Supreme #2

Image Comics · August 1996

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About this issue

Writer
Terry Moore
Penciller
Andrew Pepoy, Craig Wagner, and Norm Rapmund
Colorist
Deodato Studios
Letterer
Kurt Hathaway
Cover
Rob Liefeld
Editor
Eric Stephenson
Characters
Glory (Demeter), Lady Coffin, Lady Supreme, and Manassa
Teams
New Men (Extreme)
Cover date
August 1996
Cover price
$2.50
Pages
36
Rating
Unknown

In a cut-throat future where commerce is totally electronic and all information is in computer data form, big companies can corrupt control the people and work outside the law.   Lady Supreme infiltrates the company of a woman named Coffin in Amber City and warns her to clean up her act. Coffin simply laughs at her as only moments before she had a staff member killed for making an investment that failed to make money, even thought it didn't loose money either.  She laments that in her time in this new city she's failed to achieve much at all. She battled Loki with Supreme, who died during the battle, sending Loki back to the mists.  When she comes across a robbery in an alleyway she extremely violently dispatches the robbers. Leaving her concerned that she is losing control. Lost in thought she runs into Glory who is concerned about her state of mind and her violent example to the citizens. Glory tells her that her mother would be ashamed.. which angers the test-tube born Supreme. Glory contradicts her saying that she is her mother.