Witchblade #2
In Witchblade #2 (1997), writer David Wohl and creators Michael Turner, Christina Z, and team deliver a gripping, visceral story that deepens the mystery of the Witchblade’s power. After Sara uses the artifact to resurrect her fallen partner Michael Yee—only to face a horrifying, soulless version of him—she rejects the weapon’s influence, casting it into a crematory. But her escape is short-lived when she’s abducted by Mr. Wright, who forces her to choose between wearing the Witchblade or dying. As bullets tear through her, the artifact bonds to her arm, transforming her into something new—and she leaps into the ocean, fleeing to Liberty Island, where Ian awaits. With cover art by Michael Turner and D-Tron, this issue captures the series’ intense blend of supernatural tension and emotional weight.
In "null," Sara Pezzini grapples with the devastating cost of the Witchblade’s power after resurrecting her fallen partner, Michael Yee—only to find him a hollow, tormented revenant. When she casts the weapon away, her defiance is shattered by Mr. Wright’s brutal abduction and a desperate act of survival that forces the Witchblade back onto her arm. As the sea swallows her, Sara’s fight for control begins anew—on Liberty Island, Ian Nottingham awaits, ready to confront her.
In "null," Sara Pezzini faces off against Ian Nottingham on Liberty Island, only to have the Witchblade's power drained by him. As she's left vulnerable, Kenneth Irons arrives to pull her from the brink. Seeking refuge, Sara goes to Jake McCarthy’s place, where, in the quiet of sleep, the Witchblade begins to envelop her completely.
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