Heavy Metal Cover Girls: She's An Angel

  My last Cover Girls post was about delightfully devilish damsels. This time around I'm concentrating on Heaven's holy warriors. Please don't ask me why so many of them are happily zipping about sans pants.
  

 Axenstar - The Final Requiem (Sweden 2006)

Elegantly dressed young lady seems rather blase over the end of mankind. 

She may well have caused it.  

Six Point Six - Fallen Angel (Germany 1984)

Another young lady who's decidedly Old Testament in outlook.

She could  just be in a bad mood I suppose. 

Silvercast - The Firing Line (Russia 2010)

"Hmm. Do you think I overreacted a bit?"

Well that's enough Heavenly Avengers for the moment, let's have some that are a bit less "Fire and Brimstone" shall we?

At Vance - Ride the Sky (2009)
At Vance - Decade (2010)

At Vance - Facing Your Enemy (2012)

 

German Power Metal crew with a definite theme.

Mind you, that last one turns into something a lot 

darker if you look at it closely. 

And now, finally,  back to an angel who actually wears clothes.

Revoltons - Last Remembrance (Italy 2007)

 The Vatican's secret project to develop a rocket -powered angel
was promising but would have probably fared better if  they
had put the launchpad outside
The Pope saw the hole in the roof and got quite grumpy.

That's all folks