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Cover: Michael Turner & D-Tron

Witchblade #4

May 1997 · Semic S.A. · 23,00 FRF; 7,00 CHF; 161 BEF; 6.25 CAD
🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English
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Witchblade #4 (1997) delivers a gripping escalation in the battle for control of the mystical artifact, as Irons moves to seize the Witchblade from a shattered Sara with Nottingham’s aid. With Ian’s desperate rebellion ending in tragedy and Irons briefly wielding the power, Jake’s brutal confrontation reignites Sara’s resolve—leading to a pivotal moment of self-reclamation. Written by David Wohl, Christina Z, and Michael Turner, and illustrated by Michael Turner with inks by D-Tron, Anthony Pompa, Viet Truong, Jose Guillen, and John DiRito, the issue’s striking visuals are anchored by a cover by Michael Turner and D-Tron.

Contains 2 stories
Untitled Fantasy story
22 pp · Fantasy
Witchblade [Sara Pezzini]Jake McCarthyJoe SiryLisa BuzanisSelzerDannette BoucherJulie PezziniKenneth Irons(villain)Ian Nottingham(villain)

In "null," Julie and Lisa grow more entangled in Dannette’s influence as tensions rise in the city. Jake uncovers that business magnate Kenneth Irons is deeply involved in organized crime, leading him to confront Sara at a high-profile charity event at the Church of Prosperity. When Sara dismisses his warnings, the confrontation escalates—especially after Irons orders Ian to deal with her, setting off a volatile chain of events.

Untitled Fantasy story
24 pp · Fantasy
Witchblade [Sara Pezzini]Jake McCarthyIan NottinghamKenneth Irons(villain)Michael Yee(flashback)

In "null," Sara Pezzini stands at the edge of despair as Kenneth Irons, aided by Ian Nottingham, moves to seize the Witchblade. With her spirit shattered, Sara's only hope lies in the unexpected defiance of Ian and the arrival of Jake McCarthy, whose brutal confrontation with Irons ignites a final, desperate resistance. The Witchblade's fate hangs in the balance as Sara must find strength not in rage, but in something deeper.

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Full credits

writer David Wohl
writer, artist Michael Turner
inker D-Tron
colorist J. D. Smith
cover pencils Michael Turner
cover inks D-Tron

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↩ Reprints Witchblade #7 (1996), Witchblade #8 (1996)

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