Witchblade #3
In Witchblade #3 (1997), Sara grapples with the shifting nature of the Witchblade when she discovers it can masquerade as a simple bracelet—just as she’s caught off guard by Jake’s unexpected morning visit. As Irons escalates his control through intimidation, Ian strikes back with a bold act of defiance, while Sara’s investigation into Irons is shadowed by unsettling dreams of Nottingham. Written by David Wohl, Christina Z, and Michael Turner, with art by Turner and inks by D-Tron, Jose Guillen, and Viet Truong, and colors by J. D. Smith, this issue blends personal tension with escalating stakes, all anchored by Turner’s striking cover art.
In the quiet aftermath of a restless night, Sara Pezzini wakes to find Jake McCarthy in the room—just as the Witchblade subtly shifts its form, hiding in plain sight as a bracelet. As tensions rise, Kenneth Irons enforces his will through cruelty, while Ian Nottingham plots a quiet revenge by forcing Ken to fund a rock star’s charity. Sara’s investigation into Irons deepens, but the line between reality and her vivid dreams about Nottingham begins to blur.
In "null," Sara Pezzini presses forward in her quest to understand the Witchblade, aided uneasily by Kenneth Irons as she uncovers deeper layers of the artifact’s mystery. Meanwhile, Jake McCarthy digs into the microwave murderer case, finding unsettling links to the Rialto and Liberty Island, while Ian Nottingham begins to question Irons’s authority—hinting at a fracture in their uneasy alliance.
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