Dawn

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Back Ground:

 Joseph Michael Linsner’s DAWN is an elemental force of nature: a Goddess dancing between worlds and into the arms of her lover DEATH, The Horned God. She is the driving force in an epic fantasy of death and resurrection set in the streets of a post-apocalyptic NEW YORK.

When the Archangel Lucifer was cast out of Heaven.  Lucifer took his halo with him, but now Heaven wants it back.  Too proud to descend to Hell himself, Ahura Mazda, the Lord of Heaven, asks the Goddess Dawn to retrieve it for him.  She gets it, but doesn’t return it to Heaven — instead she brings it to the ashes of New York.  As war between Heaven and Hell breaks out, angels and demons clash over whogets to lay claim to Lucifer’s Halo.

The dream project of writer/artist Joseph Michael Linsner, Dawn’s story is told through a series of graphic novels published by Image Comics.  He is currently working on her fourth book, Always Darkest.

The Figure:

Once again there is almost no extra work required. Take off the hands and feet, slip on the few loose items and that is it! All the items are plastic and well painted. I for one am not fond of over realistic tiny metal swords that are to heavy for the figure other then dragging it. I love the head and that hair is the wildest red ever. I even like the stand and am keeping it out so I can use it again. Since half their stand seen to be skulls and stone, it fits!

Bonus:

I just happened to have a spare S33B in hand. Although not the correct body as used in the set, I am guessing that is a S23B, it is a perfect fit. In fact I like it so much, I have all ready found one. Now she can romp from the battlefield to the bed room in one easy step.