Witchblade #27
Witchblade #27 (2002) delivers a tense, emotionally charged climax as Sara faces off against the demonic Perkins, whose unsettling knowledge of the Witchblade hints at deeper mysteries. Written by Paul Jenkins and Nicole Duclos, with dynamic art by Clarence Lansang and Joe Benitez, and sharp inks from D-Tron and others, the issue blends supernatural dread with a moment of profound moral choice. The cover by Brian Ching and D-Tron captures the intensity of the confrontation in stark, dramatic detail.
In "null," Sara faces off against the demonic Pyromancer [Ray Perkins], a figure whose deep knowledge of the Witchblade hints at a connection far older than she imagined. As the confrontation reaches its peak, the human side of Perkins breaks free, pleading for release—forcing Sara to confront the Witchblade’s role as an instrument of mercy, even in the face of a soul consumed by fire.
In a story steeped in supernatural tension, Ian Nottingham confronts Sara Pezzini with a shocking revelation: he now wields Excalibur, the masculine counterpart to the Witchblade. Sent into the darkened depths of the city’s sewers by Adrian Smith, Sara and Ian must face a powerful demon whose ancient design threatens to unravel the world.
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