Witchblade #2
Witchblade #2 (1997) delivers a raw, pulse-pounding escalation in the series’ central conflict, as Sara’s desperate attempt to resurrect her fallen partner Michael Yee backfires in chilling fashion—only to have the Witchblade’s power force her into a new, terrifying ordeal. When she’s abducted by the enigmatic Mr. Wright and left for dead, the artifact claims her in a moment of life-or-death desperation, grafting itself to her arm and triggering a desperate escape to Liberty Island. With Michael Turner’s striking art and D-Tron’s sharp inks defining the issue’s intense visual tone, this pivotal chapter deepens the mystery of the Witchblade’s true nature and sets the stage for a confrontation that’s both personal and inevitable.
Sara Pezzini, haunted by the cost of resurrecting her fallen partner Michael Yee as a hollow, suffering corpse, casts aside the Witchblade in despair—only to be seized by Mr. Wright, who forces her onto his boat and demands she reclaim the weapon. As bullets tear through her, the Witchblade bonds to her arm in a final, desperate act of survival, driving her to leap into the ocean and flee to Liberty Island. There, Ian Nottingham awaits, ready to confront her—and the power she can no longer deny.
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 transform her—slowly, completely, claiming her in ways no one expected.
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