Elsa

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Elsa Bloodstone is stationed on the Shield, burdened with the Sisyphean task of keeping the zombie hordes from rampaging through Battleworld. In those moments where she’s not enrapt in the throes of battle, she meditates on her deceased father- how everything he taught her gave her the means to fight the zombies, but all the love he didn’t give her is what motivated the self-destructive actions that landed her on the Wall in the first place. But when she sees a human child caught in the middle of the Zombieverse, she’ll muster every ounce of determination she has to throw herself into the zombie horde to rescue the girl. And once Elsa finds her, she’s going to have to fight her way back out…!

This miniseries introduces Elsa Bloodstone, a teenage girl who never met her father, the long-lived monster Hunter Bloodstone, but inherits his weapons, wealth, legacy and mystical bloodstone artifact. Accompanied by her late father's Frankenstein-like housekeeper Adam, Elsa learns monster hunting on a steep learning curve, encountering Dracula, The Living Mummy and more. The series is written with a strong humorous bent, and was likely intended as somewhat of a cash-in on the popularity of Buffy the Vampire Slayer at the time. After this miniseries, the character went dormant for 4 years or so until she was dusted off and largely reinvented from scratch as a member of Warren Ellis' Nextwave.