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Cover: Brian Ching & D-Tron

Witchblade #30

Jan 2002 · Juniorpress · 4,06 EUR
🌐 Dutch edition · synopsis shown in English
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In Witchblade #30, Sara faces a devastating temptation when a powerful demon offers her a life where her father never died and she’s a schoolteacher—on the condition she gives up the Witchblade. Meanwhile, Ian is presented with a similar offer, but his resistance forces a painful truth to surface: he’s the one who killed Sara’s father, a secret he must now reveal to save her. Written by Paul Jenkins and illustrated by Brian Ching, Martin Montiel, and the Team Tron inkers, with colors by Steve Firchow, Val Staples, and Monica Rodriguez, the issue’s cover by Brian Ching and D-Tron captures the weight of this pivotal moment.

Contains 2 stories
Untitled Fantasy story
22 pp · Fantasy
Witchblade [Sara Pezzini]Ian NottinghamVince PezziniJoe Sirya Demon (villain)

In "null," Sara Pezzini faces a haunting temptation when a powerful demon offers her a life where her father never died and she’s a schoolteacher—on the condition she gives up the Witchblade. Ian Nottingham is presented with a similar offer, but his choice forces him to confront a painful secret: he’s the one responsible for Vince Pezzini’s death. As the demon’s influence grows, Sara must decide what she’s willing to sacrifice—and what truth is worth.

Untitled Fantasy story
22 pp · Fantasy
Witchblade [Sara Pezzini]Ian NottinghamMr. Smith (Death)A Demon (villain)

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