Witchblade #28
In Witchblade #28, written by Paul Jenkins and illustrated by Michael Zulli, Sara and Jake delve into the tragic case of a young girl who died on the anniversary of her brother’s suicide—only for the Witchblade to whisper that the pattern runs deeper than grief. With Zulli’s moody art and Steve Firchow’s haunting colors, the mystery takes a chilling turn as the supernatural force begins to reveal a darker, hidden design. The cover, by Clarence Lansang and D-Tron, captures the eerie stillness of the moment.
In "null," Sara Pezzini and Jake McCarthy delve into the tragic death of a young girl who took her life on the anniversary of her brother’s suicide, uncovering a haunting pattern tied to the Witchblade’s dark influence. As Sara feels the artifact stir with unease, she realizes the grief-stricken girl’s death may be part of something far more sinister than mere tragedy.
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