did coloring for Neal Adams’ Continuity Studios in the mid-to-late 1980s. Berube credits Jack Adler and Corey Adams (Neal Adams' wife) for teaching her the techniques of comics coloring. Personal life and death Her son David was born in 1965; she raised him as a single mother. In 1981, Berube moved from New York City to Maine. She returned to New York in the mid-1980s. In 1999, Berube moved to Bandon, Oregon, and by 2001 had relocated to Jerome, Arizona. She later lived in Scottsdale, Arizona. Berube died on January 15, 2021. References External links Young Romance: A tribute to Liz Safian Berube at CopperCon 2013 "How Hero Initiative Helped Liz Safian-Berube Get Her Life Back," The Hero Initiative website. Biography at SuperPouvoir.com (in French and English) 1943 births 2021 deaths American female comics artists Comics colorists Artists from Brooklyn Martin Van Buren High School alumni People from Bandon, Oregon People from Jerome, Arizona People from Scottsdale, Arizona School of Visual Arts alumni