The Witchblade Collected Edition #3

Oct 1996 · Image · 4.95 USD; 6.80 CAD

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The Witchblade Collected Edition #3 (1996) delivers a sharp, moody dive into Sara’s growing unease as she grapples with the Witchblade’s shifting nature—discovering it can masquerade as a simple bracelet, hiding its true power beneath a deceptively ordinary surface. As Irons tightens his grip on Nottingham and Ian strikes back with a bold act of defiance, Sara’s investigation into Irons is shadowed by unsettling dreams that blur the line between reality and the blade’s influence. With Michael Turner’s striking art and D-Tron’s bold inks defining the issue’s intense visual tone, this collection cements the series’ early tension and mystery.

Contains 2 stories

Untitled Fantasy story

22 pp · Fantasy

Witchblade [Sara Pezzini]GUESTS: Jake McCarthyLisa BuzanisDannette BoucherStingVILLAINS: Kenneth IronsIan NottinghamMr. Wright (death)

In a quiet moment between battles, Sara Pezzini finds herself sharing a night with Jake McCarthy, only to uncover a startling truth: the Witchblade can hide in plain sight as a simple bracelet. As tensions rise, Kenneth Irons tightens his grip on his inner circle, while Ian Nottingham plots a dangerous revenge by forcing Irons to fund a rock star’s charity. Sara’s investigation into Irons deepens, but her focus wavers as haunting dreams of Nottingham pull her into a mystery far darker than she expected.

Untitled Fantasy story

22 pp · Fantasy

Witchblade [Sara Pezzini]Julie PezziniJake McCarthyIan NottinghamKenneth Irons (villain)

In "null," Sara Pezzini presses forward in her quest to uncover the truth behind the Witchblade, navigating uneasy alliances with Kenneth Irons as she pieces together fragments of a mystery that stretches from the Rialto to Liberty Island. Meanwhile, Jake McCarthy follows a chilling trail in the microwave murderer case, uncovering connections that hint at something far larger—while Ian Nottingham begins to question his loyalty to Irons, stepping into a role of his own.