Witchblade #29
In Witchblade #29, Sara faces off against the demonic Perkins, who reveals unsettling knowledge about the Witchblade’s true nature. As the battle reaches its climax, Perkins—freed from demonic control—pleads with Sara to end his suffering, testing her role as both warrior and angel of mercy. Written by Paul Jenkins and illustrated by Clarence Lansang and Joe Benitez, with inks by D-Tron and Team Tron, and colors by Steve Firchow and Monica Rodriguez, the issue delivers a haunting, character-driven moment. The cover, by Michael Turner with inks by D-Tron, captures the intensity of the confrontation.
In the shadowed depths beneath the city, Sara Pezzini and Ian Nottingham descend into the sewers, guided by Adrian Smith’s urgent command. With the masculine form of the Witchblade—Excalibur—now in Ian’s grasp, they face a demonic force rising from the dark, its purpose tied to an ancient, apocalyptic design.
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