The Witchblade Collected Edition #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis fourth volume in Image's Witchblade Collected Edition series compiles a run of the ongoing supernatural crime saga, following NYPD detective Sara Pezzini as she wields the ancient, sentient weapon known as the Witchblade. The collection gathers issues from the mid-to-late 1990s, continuing the blend of dark fantasy, action, and mystery that defined the series' early years under creators like Marc Silvestri and David Wohl.
The Witchblade Collected Edition #4 (1996) delivers a gripping climax to a tense power struggle, as Irons attempts to seize the Witchblade from a broken Sara with Nottingham’s aid. With Ian’s desperate rebellion ending in tragedy and Irons finally claiming the weapon, Jake’s brutal arrival reignites Sara’s resolve—leading to a pivotal moment where she fights back to reclaim her destiny. Written by David Wohl, Michael Turner, and Christina Z., with art by Michael Turner and inks by D-Tron and Team Tron, the issue’s emotional weight is matched by its striking visuals, all rendered with precision by Jonathan D. Smith and Dennis Heisler. The cover, penciled by Michael Turner and inked by D-Tron, captures the moment’s intensity with bold, dynamic lines.
In a tense twist of loyalty and deception, Jake McCarthy finds himself caught between truth and suspicion when he uncovers that business mogul Kenneth Irons is secretly tied to organized crime. As the stakes rise, Jake confronts Sara Pezzini at a high-profile charity event at the Church of Prosperity, only to be dismissed as a paranoid outsider. With tensions flaring and the shadow of Ian Nottingham looming, Sara must navigate a web of betrayal — and the Witchblade’s power may not be enough to keep her safe.
In the shadow of betrayal, Sara Pezzini faces her darkest hour as Kenneth Irons prepares to claim the Witchblade with the aid of Ian Nottingham. When Ian turns against Irons and is cut down, the villain seizes the weapon—only for Jake McCarthy’s sudden arrival to reignite Sara’s resolve. With Irons begging for mercy, Sara must choose whether to end him or spare him, as the fate of the Witchblade hangs in the balance.
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