Witchblade #16
In Witchblade #16 (1999), Sara confronts the escalating danger as Ian delivers Siry to Irons after the police chief refuses to comply with the villain’s demands. As Sara shares a fragment of her past with Jake, her new partner Eric overhears—unaware of the weight behind her words. When she finally tracks down the revenge killer Jeanrene Pironi, she arrives too late to stop a brutal murder orchestrated by Jackie Estacado on his father’s orders. The Witchblade reacts violently, freezing her in place. Meanwhile, Irons gives Ian a chilling directive: eliminate Setsuke. Written by David Wohl and Nicole Duclos, with art by Randy Green, Dan Fraga, Artemus Studio, and inks by D-Tron, Jeff De Los Santos, Andy Kim, Jose Guillen, and Joanna Grace, and colored by J. D. Smith, the issue’s cover by Michael Turner and D-Tron captures the tension in a striking, moody portrait.
In "null," Sara Pezzini and Eric Sketh pursue a murder investigation that takes a dark turn when their informant reveals herself as the vengeful killer targeting those who ignored her childhood abuse. As Sara pushes forward, forcing a confrontation with mob boss Sal Pirone, the stakes rise—and so does the danger, with a deadly ambush and a new victim claimed. Meanwhile, Jake McCarthy digs into the mysterious D. Gavin Taylor, unraveling threads that may link the past to the present.
In "null," Sara Pezzini navigates a web of betrayal and escalating violence as her pursuit of the missing Witchblade jewel collides with the ruthless ambitions of Kenneth Irons and the dark influence of Jackie Estacado. With Eric Sketh listening in on her past and Jeanrene Pironi’s deadly vendetta unfolding in the shadows, Sara finds herself caught between the Witchblade’s violent impulses and a conspiracy that reaches into the highest ranks of the police force.
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